Sentence examples for considered widening from inspiring English sources

At various times since it opened, the D.O.T. has considered widening the Merritt but put aside the project.

As they considered widening the body to gain two inches of shoulder room — but losing the effect of the flares — a cooler head intervened: "Shoulder room is boring!

It also has a special place in football lore: In 1906, when reformists led by President Theodore Roosevelt went looking for ways to soften what had become a brutal game, they considered widening the field by 40 yards to open up the game.

Widening participation has been an intrinsic part of the University's mission for 165 years and during this time much that would be considered "widening participation" in other institutions has become embedded as "mainstream" within the University.

Consider widening your employer wish list.

The section of the road the state is now considering widening is just 3.1 miles long.

So Osborne may consider widening the new threshold to cover all assets, not just family property.

Most operators in one market, or one region, are considering widening their service and geographical footprint.

Years ago, transit officials said they would consider widening the platform at a cost of $40 million if it proved necessary.

Mr. Rosales said that is precisely what job seekers should do — along with considering widening their sights and even lowering their expectations.

The report comes after Norman Baker, the crime prevention minister, began a review of legal highs that will consider widening legislation to boost police and law enforcement agencies' powers.