Sentence examples for on a widening from inspiring English sources

In the Internet arena, they note, Microsoft is forging partnerships with companies in many industries, from cable television to telecommunications, to ensure that its software is used on a widening array of Internet-connected devices.

This year, Long Island Beverage fights the cola wars on a widening front.

AFTER a lull of five years during which it seemed that Iraq might emerge from its civil war, the country has been drawn back into a nightmare of spiralling attacks on a widening range of targets.

AFTER a lull of nearly five years during which it seemed as if Iraq might be emerging from the legacy of its civil war, the country has been drawn back into a nightmare of spiralling attacks on a widening range of targets.

"Of course there is still a lot of demand for basic products and services, but the growing middle class is starting to demand more extensive data services on a widening range of smartphones, high-end feature phones, and tablets," said Tom Elliott, Director of Emerging Markets Consulting, in a statement.

Shares of Citigroup closed down more than 10% on Tuesday on fears of a widening probe into how it allocated shares of initial public offerings.

The significance seems clear to me, however, when we overlay the impacts of climate change on top of a widening gap between the haves and have-nots, especially with respect to food and water security, and consider the disparate impacts of climate change on certain regions of the world that have a long history of conflict.

The letter is emblematic of a widening gap: On one side, an American government whose friends fear could trade off their East European interests as a hinge for deals on Iran and nuclear disarmament.

The arrests are part of a widening crackdown on U.A.E.

The OBR heaped much of the blame for its forecast of a widening deficit on a dip in GDP growth next year and 2018, higher inflation and weaker earnings.

The possibility of further terrorist attacks on the United States, or of a widening conflict, added to the gloom.