Sentence examples for considerably widens from inspiring English sources

The combined victories push Romney past the halfway mark in his pursuit of delegates for the nominating contest and considerably widens the gap with Santorum.

Vodafone's entry-level offer for a 4G handset plan is £34, while O2 offers a similar deal at £32. "This is an aggressive move from EE that considerably widens its target market for 4G," said analyst Kester Mann at CCS Insight.

Genetic research is accelerating the creation of a vaccine against GAS, since it considerably widens the list of surface antigens which may be used.

The inclusion of a range of early life measures, in particular early postnatal growth, and a large and varied number of markers to assess systemic inflammation considerably widens the evidence base in this field.

Indeed, smoking continues to play an important role in the cycle of poverty and poor health; not only does it contribute to persistent impoverishment, but it considerably widens the socioeconomic inequalities in LMICs as well [ 17, 38].

Vibrations caused by the attack considerably widened the hairline cracks that have been observed in the building for decades.

The river was considerably widened by the construction of a dam about 50 miles (80 km) downstream.

Plaintiffs' lawyers and safety advocates called on Bridgestone/Firestone today to considerably widen the scope of its recall of tires for sport utility vehicles and pickups.

Mr Scalia wrote the famous (and to many, infamous) opinion in District of Columbia v Heller that considerably widened the individual right to own a gun in America.

Blair Hamrick was a sales rep for the company in the US tasked with getting doctors to prescribe the drug for weight loss as well as depression, a move that would considerably widen its market and profitability.

The 60,000-ton Forrestal carriers were built with rectangular extensions to the after part of the flight deck; these considerably widened the deck and allowed the angled landing strip to be merely painted on rather than extended over the side.