Sentence examples for possibility of widening from inspiring English sources

But Trump's economic heresies, which also extend to trade, offer at least the possibility of widening the G.O.P.'s appeal.

Burke gave only qualified support to movements for parliamentary reform; though he accepted the possibility of widening political participation, he rejected any doctrine of mere rule of numbers.

The sultan has responded to the protests by promising to create 50,000 jobs and raising the possibility of widening the powers of a consultative council, which could be a predecessor of a parliament.

Parents with desirable GCA effects for most traits were developed from cassava introductions from South America, highlighting their importance and possibility of widening genetic variability of African cassava germplasm.

But Richard Carrion, the I.O.C. board member who handles United States broadcast deals, said the committee was weighing the possibility of widening the bidding to include the 2018 Winter and 2020 Summer Games.

And it left open the possibility of widening the spread further in the future, saying it "will assess over time whether further increases in the spread are appropriate in view of experience" with the new half-point spread.

We are also exploring the possibilities of widening the spectrum of creative writing classes we offer.

"My instructions...to the Israeli army, with the approval of the security cabinet, is to prepare for the possibility of a widening, a significant widening of the ground operation".

Unusually, instead of widening the range of possibilities, the find, which was part of a trove of remains including other skulls, seems to be narrowing them.

The possibility of considerable widening of glass-forming regions is particularly significant for double-component silicate glasses that contain oxides of rare-earth elements, since strong phase separation and crystallization prevents such glasses being obtained by conventional synthesis.

That said, it should be noted that giving up the monetary poverty line approach opens up the possibility of some widening of the focus even within these approaches from A to C. This happens since the direct approach could well find children with education or other deficits in households that might have been above the monetary poverty line.