Sentence examples for either widening from inspiring English sources
There was much study of the feasibility of either widening the existing canal and locks or building a larger sea-level canal at another location.
We also simulate the impact of either widening the target IPTc age group or shifting it into older ages.
It is also interesting to note the downstream increase in speed along segment a, which must indicate either widening of the capillary segment, or erythrocytes "catching up" to the less impeded [ 44] flow of plasma.
ASK the question "Who wrote the works of Shakespeare?" and eyes either widen with interest or glaze over.
But with the budget vote looming in October, and the need to bring his "disengagement" plan to final approval next March, he must either widen his parliamentary base, or gamble on early elections.Mr Peres's Labour Party would be the best partner he could get, given its size and its strong support for leaving Gaza.
Social disparities in childhood undernutrition in India either widened or stayed the same during a time of major economic growth.
We found that social disparities in undernutrition either widened or were static, but never narrowed, against a background of national economic growth.
While the overall prevalence rates of undernutrition among Indian children less than three decreased over the 1992 2005 period, social disparities in undernutrition over these 14 years either widened or stayed the same.
45 In the Indian context, a previous study which examined trends in social inequalities in child undernutrition found that inequalities either widened or remained the same between 1992/1993 and 2005/2006.
So they've either widened or moved those fairways which I think is pretty sporting of them and ought to cheer up Tiger Woods, who in 2003 lost his drive on the first hole in the first round.
It was shown that 64% of the maxillary radiographs in the spiral wire group reported a positive value, while in 60% of the maxillary periapical radiographs in the fiber-reinforced group, the PDL had either widened or remained unchanged in its diameter.
