Sentence examples for help in widening from inspiring English sources

Universities must be more flexible, slightly shifting back term start dates if needed to allow PQA – a system that offers fairness, transparency and could help in widening access with students able to apply to their most appropriate destination.

"The industry will also welcome government support in ensuring access to capital for growth for smaller companies, with developing the domestic and international supply chains, with innovation and the deployment of new technologies, as well as help in widening and deepening the skills pool.

In fact, they are also enthusiastic to learn new things that would help in widening their horizon.

The flier kindly asks its presumably shady readers how their businesses are going, and whether they might need some police help in widening profit margins.

"I've taken the notion of dramatic story arcs to 'Eco-Challenge.' And 'Eco-Challenge.' has helped 'Survivor' in widening out the images to more epic size".

"The industry has already shown that it's embracing motion technology with the Wii, and I expect Project Natal and PlayStation Motion to both help in further widening the gaming audience across the globe," said James Brightman, editor in chief of IndustryGamers.com.

That means helping the protesters succeed in widening their revolt.

This implies that the role of private sector in helping the existing public sector in widening education access is still low and therefore needs close attention of the stakeholders to ensure that PPPs widen higher education opportunities.

Media advisory: Investments in young children a great equaliser October 2013 - Investments in children's first years of life can help to reduce widening inequalities in SA.

Ideally, Congress should quickly pass a balanced fiscal stimulus bill aiding those who need help most without widening deficits in the years ahead.

Here's an example of a two-minute check-in to help us widen that space between stimulus and response, allowing for more clarity and reconnecting us to what matters.