Sentence examples for by widened from inspiring English sources

The university's top administrators, including the president, J. B. Milliken, have told the regents that they support allowing the university to abide by widened federal limits.

It became surface-richer with the increase in nano-particle amount so that catalytic reaction was increased by widened catalytic interface.

Turker and Selcuk (2009) point out that although researchers often indicate a link between entrepreneurial intention and some personality factors, such as self-confidence, risk-taking ability, need to achievement, and locus of control, however, a person is equally affected by widened range of cultural, social, economical, political, demographical, and technological factors.

This observation requires explanation, but the impact of a smaller sample size is highlighted by widened confidence intervals.

The inner cancellous bone trabeculae lost their normal architecture and appeared as discontinuous bony ossicles separated by widened bone marrow spaces.

Nor are financial crises always preceded by widening income gaps.

(The administration proposes to remedy that by widening broadband access).

A mature democracy thrives by widening access to higher education.

They were helped more by widening margins than they were hurt by rising bankruptcies.

The prevailing view has been that soggy median wages can be explained by widening income inequality.

Hunters responded by widening their range of food and collecting quantities of marine shellfish.