Sentence examples for constantly widening from inspiring English sources

But since European law is constantly widening its scope, and since social laws are made by majority vote, this still leaves a chink in the armour.

Globalisation is constantly widening our travel frontiers, so our correspondents have contributed briefings from what Donald Rumsfeld might call known unknowns, such as the swanky Mexican Riviera Maya, the rural Chinese idyll Yangshuo, and the latest mini-break hotspots, Tbilisi in Georgia and Almaty in Kazakhstan.

And the only thing which the echo chamber that is the Dominionist Christian controlled, "military-parachurch-Congressional-corporate proselytizing complex" is really concerned about is constantly widening the divide between "us" and "them".

Firstly, because the disparities between the lives of people who fall into these two categories have been constantly widening over the past 30 years and there is little evidence that this pattern will be reversed.

Constantly widened to accommodate the growing size of vessels, the canal can now handle all but fully laden supertankers and giant bulk carriers.

Private sellers automatically have instant reach to the online community they are connected to and are able to turn that into a platform full off potential customers, which is constantly widened by their acquaintances sharing the widget.

It's at the local level where we are still able to fulfill President Obama's exhortation last year "to sharpen our instincts for empathy" and "constantly widen the circle of our concern so that we bequeath the American Dream to future generations".

We're constantly reminded, often by politicians bent on widening the yawning gulf between the rich and the poor, that our problems won't be solved "simply by throwing money at them".

Ebdon has criticised any proposals for hacking away at Hefce's widening participation budget and he has constantly sought to raise the challenge of falling part-time student numbers.

Yet this opportunity for high-speed art appreciation is constantly in jeopardy, as politicians continue to push for widening the road to ease traffic.

"But now it's widening".