Sentence examples for development widened from inspiring English sources

The assassination in July 1969 of Tom Mboya, a KANU founder who had been serving as minister of economic planning and development, widened still further the serious ethnic gap that had already emerged as a result of Odinga's fall from grace.

The route curves south and passes commercial development, widening back into a four-lane divided highway and intersecting DE 37. Past the intersection with DE 37, DE 58 heads to the southeast as a two-lane undivided road and skirts the southwestern edge of New Castle Airport.

This development has widened the gap of health care expenditure levels between the two age groups.

Gaps in both income and opportunities for professional development have widened between low- and high-level health facilities.

In the 1950s and '60s urban-development projects widened the streets and established the functional districts that characterize the modern city, but political campaigns culminating in the Cultural Revolution (1966 76) delayed many of these projects.

This view changed in the 1970s and 1980s, when migration became more widely seen as being part of a vicious circle of under-development, which widened the gap between core and periphery countries.

Coalition MPs lined up in the House of Commons on Monday to praise the infrastructure plans outlined by the transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, of which the major development is widening the A303 and tunnelling under Stonehenge.

Concerning the gap between rural and the urban development is widening because of a rural-urban dual system, children in poor and rural areas are unable to get access to affordable and quality services for early childhood development and education.

At this point, DE 299 forms a concurrency with US 301, with the road passing through more agricultural areas with some development and widening into a four-lane divided highway.

With the exception of the terms preoperat$ or pre operat$.mp, the terms used in the filters would be applicable to other interventions and further development could widen its applicability.

Stakeholder participation in guideline development could be widened, and editorial independence more clearly stated.