Sentence examples for apparently widening from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, a long-running investigation by the Justice Department into the marketing of Infuse is apparently widening.
On the other hand, a large body of work over the past 30 years has highlighted the persistent and apparently widening health inequalities between people with different socioeconomic status in many countries.
Multiplying the equation by a number less than 1 ( <1 ) will cause the equation to grow upwards slower, <span class="lh">apparently widening the graph.
The SNP has apparently widened its lead in the Scottish constituency of Charles Kennedy, a former Lib Dem leader, to 15 points.
At lower elevations, small glaciers have apparently widened valleys without incising the valley floor beyond what a river would have.
For example, following the rise of HIV/AIDS in the 1980s, the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) introduced new rules, apparently to widen therapeutic access to investigational new drugs (National Academy of Sciences 1991).
It is possible that these realms may be partially accessible during episodes of non-ordinary consciousness in which the intensity of sensations are preternaturally heightened (though the spectrum of sensations is apparently not widened ), as described by Harner in relation to trance- or drug-induced episodes.
And apparently seeking to widen divisions among major world powers, it fired a blunderbuss of demands at the United Nations.
Charles was eager to exploit the widening divisions, and apparently viewed Joyce's actions as an opportunity rather than a threat.
At least 48 people were killed in the bombing, apparently aimed at provoking extremists along widening ethnic fault lines just as American plans to withdraw militarily from Iraq became official.
Understanding whether and how interventions work in different groups is important to ensure that apparently beneficial aggregate population effects do not conceal widening disparities in health between more and less advantaged groups [ 9].
