Sentence examples for less widening from inspiring English sources

Like its refining gains in gasoline, the materials used to make chemicals cost less, widening profit margins.

Thinking strategically about your data needs pushes you to do more with less — widening, deepening, integrating, extending, and testing the data you do have to convert it into knowledge and wisdom.

Less widening of pulse pressure with age would be consistent with, consistent with a slower "rate of aging" phenotype.

The cancellous bone trabeculae partially regained near normal structure and appeared more continuous with less widened bone marrow spaces.

In fact, his budget does less to widen the tax net and simplify the rules than it does to magnify the network of loopholes and opportunities for "discretion".There were some sops to those keen to see renewed momentum behind the liberalising reforms undertaken after the 1991 crisis.

By Michele Glazer [audio style= wnyc" display= mini" caption="Read by the author". url="http://downloads.newyorker.com/mp3/170327_glazer_audio.mp3"] Nature that wants to fill in the gap the Falls falls in and the eye falls on: that extends a bewildering eye     & in its in exact ness — — no less a widen ing makes than what my mind made too much of when you planted a tree in it.

As it turns out, perhaps the key to hot sauce's growth comes less from a widening consumer base and more from the condiment's proliferation across all facets of the kitchen.

They uttered not one word about the dramatic drought that has unfolded since, much less what the widening bathtub ring portends for the future of the arid Southwest.

Our results are in line with Kim et al. who showed significantly less bone tunnel widening for press-fit fixation with autologous bone block compared with interference screw fixation (PLLA, Arthrex, Naples, Florida) with an achilles tendon allograft[ 20].

As the threshold increases from 0 to 80, R NNI  contains less and less FP events, hence widening the gap in accuracy between Mowgli and MowgliNNI.

Adams, still a boy, could not guess how intensely intimate this London grime was to become to him as a man, but he could still less conceive himself returning to it fifty years afterwards, noting at each turn how the great city grew smaller as it doubled in size; cheaper as it quadrupled its wealth; less imperial as its empire widened; less dignified as it tried to be civil.