Sentence examples for focused on widening from inspiring English sources
That concession on working with taxis doesn't necessarily mean that Didi isn't focused on widening the market by enabling "ride-sharing" with non-taxi drivers in the future.
The "data business is doubling this year and we are focused on widening the top of the brand funnel with some new ideas," said Howard Lindzon, founder and executive chairman.
When Labour came to power in 1997 Chris Smith, the culture secretary, focused on widening access.
If, however, you are the kind of university whose mission is more focused on widening participation, on teaching students who have low social capital, then this development in data availability will provide no favours.
Pretax profit margins, a measure Merrill has focused on, widened to 20.9percentt in the fourth quarter from 20percentt a year earlier.
The voluntary organisation IntoUniversity, which focuses on widening participation in higher education, runs a graduate trainee education worker programme.
The study focuses on widening up the therapeutic perspective of anti-cancer therapy by entrapping a hydrophilic anticancer drug, topotecan hydrochloride (TOPO) in biodegradable poly (lactide-co-glycolide) (PLGA) matrix to form topotecan nanoparticles (TOPO NPs) by a double emulsion solvent evaporation technique.
Recent news coverage of a major analysis of Americans' diets over the past decade properly focused on the widening gap in healthy eating between higher-income and lower-income populations in our country.
Duncan Smith naturally ignored ONS figures showing Labour's success with poverty, focusing instead on widening inequality on Labour's watch – but his effrontery takes some beating: "This gap between the richest and poorest has accelerated over the last five years despite an astonishing £150bn injected into tax credits alone.
Many institutions, especially those with a focus on widening participation, could be reduced in size".
"We risk seeing arts and humanities courses and departments shut down and institutions that focus on widening participation being damaged".
