Sentence examples for greater widening from inspiring English sources

The 20th century saw an even greater widening of the coin-collecting fraternity, with the establishment of coin shows, numismatic conventions, international conferences, academic symposia, and a proliferation of local clubs.

Females had increased clear space opening with forced external rotation, with a significantly greater "widening ratio" of the AITFL to applied stress.

The immediate result was a great widening of literary horizons, accompanied by a strong reaction toward the old Welsh classical ideas.

Although he expects American exports to increase due to the agreements, he says American imports will increase at a much greater rate, widening the country's already significant trade deficit.

Females tend to have a larger clear space and a greater functional widening.

If the equivalent conicity was too small, then the lateral motion of the wheelset would be greater to widen the wear range because of the weak centering ability.

If the great divide widens and Germany digs in its heels then much is at risk.

But he then rewards London with greater powers, further widening a north-south divide.

Ministers want individual universities to take greater responsibility for widening access.

The deficient myotubes also exhibit an increased contractile prestress that results in greater shortening and widening when the cells are either lightly detached or self-detached.

Still, his chief of staff, Umar Daudzai, said Mr. Karzai was responsive to the complaints of some candidates of "fraud, misconduct and miscounting," as well as the greater concern of widening ethnic divisions.