Sentence examples for have widened more from inspiring English sources

Approaches have widened more recently: a specific focus on "migrants" now includes a broader range of "people who move" for various reasons, and emphasis is reaching beyond prevention to address access to HIV care (cf. Duckett, 2001).

The overall vacancy rate — covering sublet space as well as space that is available directly from landlords — has widened more for Class A buildings in Midtown than for Class B. But that is primarily because the market was very tight for the most sought-after space one year ago.

Spreads on Greek government bonds over German Bunds have widened to more than 2.5 percentage points.

The gaps have widened even more higher up the income scale.

Spreads between these distended borrowing costs and those on German bunds have widened to more than 4%; a year ago they were around 1%.Portugal is vulnerable not because it is an identikit version of either Greece or Ireland, but because it shares some of the symptoms of both those afflicted economies.

And interest margins have widened to more than 20% since the devaluation, as lending rates shot past 40% earlier this year (they have come down somewhat since then).

Cracks that had appeared in houses from the April 25 quake have widened, and more now seem on the verge of collapsing, aid workers said.

Instead she will leave the house and when she comes back, three days later, the strip of water between them will have widened and grown more turbulent.

Relatively affluent cities like Burbank and Santa Monica have widened sidewalks, marked crosswalks more clearly, put in street trees and landscaping and installed other "traffic calming" measures that narrow streets and intersections, thus slowing traffic.

Spurred on by their success, supermarkets have widened the scope to include more niche categories.

Now his horizons have widened, and he will take more easily what comes his way.