Sentence examples for much widened from inspiring English sources

But while the culture's store of religious vocabulary, symbol and experience is much widened, what is held in common is much reduced.

The capsular space (Cs) was irregular or much widened.

Even today, after much widening and construction of flyovers, the introduction of roadside McDonald's, and the equally radical painting of lane markers (all leading, as if through a toxic effect of changing habitat, to the near-extinction of Ambassadors) India's highways are still more like elongated public squares than the sterile pathways between two points that we know in the States.

While both groups improved their odds of finishing college, the affluent improved much more, widening their sizable lead.

Labour did much to widen participation to most universities, but the gates to the best remain extremely difficult to pass through.

Yet the name of the bridge, like other things, was chosen without much debate, widening the gap between the rulers and the ruled.

And from next September, the grants that supported the poorest students and have done so much to widen access are being replaced with loans.

From my perspective as editor in chief of American Anthropologist, the flagship journal of the American Anthropological Association, I think that removing "science" from its long-range statement doesn't deepen a rift so much as widen a misunderstanding.

It's not so much the widening social inequalities that most Chinese, hoping to get richer, have accepted.

Praise outweighed criticism; John Betjeman felt Larkin had "closed the gap between poetry and the public which the experiments and obscurity of the last fifty years have done so much to widen".

In a recent comparison of the labour markets of the United States and Canada over the past two decades, Paul Romer of Stanford University and two colleagues found that pay inequality north of the border had widened much less than south.