Sentence examples for may need widening from inspiring English sources

Going Forward The dense foot traffic on Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue will only increase as Flushing's new residential and commercial buildings arrive; sidewalks may need widening to accommodate the coming throngs.

You may need to widen the hole by gently twisting the tops of a small pair scissors into the hole.

In some cases, you may need to widen the cell in order to display all your items fully.

A large white stripe should be in between them both, but you may need to widen the red stripes if the white stripe is twice the size as either red stripe or larger.

As he grows, Jack may need procedures to widen it, and someday it may need to be replaced.

As well, for medications used on an infrequent basis, the observation window may need to be substantially widened in order to achieve a high estimate of agreement if consumption does not occur shortly after dispensation.

Still, as China's wealth gap widens, they may need to find ways to look more generous.

If it is thought that the locus of activity is moving in a specific direction, then a volcanic field boundary may need to be extended, or widened, in that direction to accommodate future eruptions.

But looking at recent statistics, boys – and not just white working class boys – may need to become the focus of widening participation activities in the future".

When women are pregnant who have suffered FGM, they may need to have the vaginal opening widened to allow the baby out.

Describing FGM as a "horrendous practice" that affects more than 100 million women, the signatories write: "When women are pregnant who have suffered FGM, they may need to have the vaginal opening widened to allow the baby out.