The phrase "as widening" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a process or action that is expanding or increasing, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "The gap between the two groups is widening as widening tensions escalate."
Alternatives: "as increasing" or "as expanding".
In traditional jargon, the problem has been posed as "widening versus deepening".
Efforts to handle the increased surface runoff, such as widening and deepening canals, further degrade the landscape and riverine habitats.
Increasing the number of cryogenic stimulations enhanced fracturing by both creating new cracks as well as widening the existing cracks.
In part this is because of an age-old argument known, in the EU jargon, as widening v deepening.
"I wouldn't view it as positive discrimination … I view it as widening the pool of talent from which medicine recruits".
Subtler changes, such as widening spaces between your teeth, and bridges or partial dentures that don't fit as well as they once did, may also signal periodontitis.
The relatively simple nature of the tax policy in Korea is changing recently, as widening income gap, unemployment, social expenditures, and decentralization have become important policy issues.
With the arguable exception of studies of Mars, deepening knowledge about the solar system is not as glamorous an activity as widening it.
Simple tactics such as widening sidewalks, building speed bumps, and planting trees to slow motorists can reduce the danger to walkers.
Other congestion relief options — such as widening Interstate 270 between rapidly growing Montgomery and Frederick counties — would cost billions, she said.
It came at a time when the government was experimenting with other forms of liberalisation, such as widening the scope for private business and easing travel restrictions.
