Sentence examples for has become wide from inspiring English sources

Microelectrochemical testing which employs the use of microcapillaries has become wide spread over the past decade.

Even though the use of solar energy in distillation of saline water to produce potable water due to the increase of fossil fuel cost and environmental consideration has become wide spread, their usages are prohibited by their cost.

The gulf between countries that are able and willing to integrate more quickly, and countries that are applying the brakes has become wider.

The trend of avoiding the emotional risk associated with live encounters has become wide-spread.

Since 2010 the armamentarium of preventative drugs for chronic migraine (CM) has become wider with the introduction of OnabotulinumtoxinA (Botox®).

Application of PEM fuel cells has become wider in recent years for power sources of cars, and portable or stationary backup power units at various power levels [1].

Compared to the bulk Si component, the Si 2p peak for the Fe silicides has shifted to a higher binding energy (+0.3 eV) and the FWHM has become wider (+0.4 eV), which is consistent with that reported in the previous studies [21, 22].

And as it's become bigger, and the scene has become wider, in a way the definition has become tighter.

The use of atypical antipsychotic drugs in the elderly has become wider and wider in recent years; in fact, these agents have novel receptor binding profiles, good efficacy with regard to negative symptoms, and reduced extrapyramidal symptoms.

3– 5 The use of atypical antipsychotic drugs in the elderly has become wider and wider in recent years; in fact, these agents have novel receptor binding profiles, good efficacy regarding negative symptoms, and few adverse effects, particularly in terms of reduced extrapyramidal symptoms (EPS).

From here I can point home – 300  km – and I can imagine – not only in 2D bird's eye perspective – how the motorways wind through the landscape" (BWP5) and the space was perceived beyond visibility (143), e.g. " Space has become wider and deeper.