Sentence examples for the widening range from inspiring English sources

Teachers are not trained for the widening range of conditions defined as educational disabilities.

"The widening range of incomes . . . can distract us from an often narrowing range of experience," he concluded.

The confirmation of the widening range of the sniper came as detectives in the Washington area sifted through hundreds of tips from the public, including the worried wife of a man reported missing with easy access to guns.

As she has become faster and more confident with the technology, so too has she been able to experiment with the widening range of materials that are becoming available.

In a new F&ES course led by Frances Beinecke, F&ES students will be asked to reflect on the widening range of voices engaged in these challenges across the U.S., and how the environmental movement can better reflect all segments of American society.

Particularly, the widening range of materials, which can be used for this purpose, is relevant [1].

Olfactory receptors (ORs) are the largest family in the genome, and the first of a widening range of chemosensory receptors (CRs) in other chemosensory organs.

Expanding genome sequence databases reveal the pattern in a widening range of bacteria, and recently among eucaryotic microbes.

If US dominance of the Internet is having any effect, it's in spreading those choices to the rest of the world: widening the range of ways in which everyone – no matter where they live – might choose to be offended.

In recent years, however, more universities have opened across the country, widening the range of choices available.

At the tertiary level the negative gap widens, ranging from 19% for men to 21.7% for women results [see column (2) in the Table].