The phrase "at a widening" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where something is increasing or expanding, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The gap between the two lines is at a widening point, indicating a significant change."
Alternatives: "at an increasing rate" or "at an expanding level."
But the sales figures point at a widening appeal, not only because of a Latino population that grew by more than 60percentt over the last decade but also because young Mexican-Americans today are growing up with pride in their roots, recording industry executives say.
The successful editing of a human embryo is a breakthrough worthy of celebration, but with proper funding and continued research, equally stunning advancements with CRISPR could help many more people as the technology takes aim at a widening range of genetic diseases.
The policy turnaround started in 2010 but picked up momentum with a government decree in July aimed at closing a widening gap between the cost of electricity generation and what consumers pay — known as the tariff deficit.
The disclosure of the weapons in Turkey, part of those investigations, came on the same day that the Army announced moves aimed at addressing a widening scandal that has generated 76 criminal investigations involving contract fraud in Iraq, Kuwait and Afghanistan.
The process of exploring ancient beliefs and art, they say, is aimed not only at resurrecting pieces of China's past but also at helping spark a widening cultural renaissance.
To humbly accept Rudder's statement is at best admitting a widening gap between the technology and its original purpose and at worst, surrendering our rights without a fight.
There was, at the time, a widening gap in the Western Church between two fundamentally different views of the Christian faith, one oriented to a judgmental God and the promise of redemption, the other seeing God's will at work in the pursuit of social justice.
The court said the book cooking was aimed at covering up a widening fiscal deficit in order to justify maintaining social spending ahead of Rousseff's narrowly-won reelection last October.
MADRID — The former treasurer of Spain's governing Popular Party, Luis Bárcenas, who has been at the heart of a widening corruption investigation, was being held on Friday after a judge decided that he presented a flight risk.
Mr. Bárcenas has been at the heart of a widening fraud investigation since January, after he was found to have amassed millions of euros in secret Swiss bank accounts.
A1 Shake-Up at Auction House Sotheby's, facing a widening federal antitrust investigation, announced the resignations of its chairman, A. Alfred Taubman, who is its major shareholder, and Diana D. Brooks, president and chief executive.
