Sentence examples for get much wider from inspiring English sources

TOKYO — Flat-panel television screens can't get much flatter and consumers don't want the screens to get much wider, so Japanese television makers are banking on a whole new dimension to buttress their lineups.

"The whole democratic system could collapse then - the gap between parents and children will get much wider, it will become political, with solely the parents being involved in politics.

While it has sold more than 10 million of its own devices, the company is betting on partners to help get much wider distribution that it could reach on its own.

This was, of course, music to the ears of politicians who wanted to blame offenders for the rises in the reported crime rate and absolve themselves from any responsibility, despite the fact that during this period political choices ensured that the gap between richer and poorer got much wider.

The HDH now got much wider to approximately ±17 nm in Figure 5 c-4) perhaps due to the higher temperature.

Getting much wider than that, and you'll end up with a photo of a headlight attached to a very small car (which might even be what you want; keep reading!).

The U.S. could well end up with a two-tier insurance market, in which people lucky enough to get insurance through their employers will get much better coverage and wider options than those on the individual market, even when both groups are paying the same amount in premiums.

These issues have much wider cultural implications.

Few get much education.

If you're a drug consumer, they're better, because you get a much wider range of drugs to choose from, and you also have a much higher chance of getting high-quality drugs online than you do through conventional sources.

When you think from an earlier stage you get a much wider spectrum of possibilities.