By moving a newsstand, Bloomingdale was able to widen the lobby.
Item: The Tasmanian tiger may have been able to widen its gape to an astonishing 120 degrees, but this was unlikely to have been "semipermanently" the case.
The deal included the council being able to widen a pavement on a street that goes past the site and the developers paying for forthcoming improvements to the five-way junction that part of the development faces on to.
In District 6, where two progressive candidates, Jane Kim and Debra Walker, battled Theresa Sparks, a moderate, Ms. Kim was able to widen her lead over Ms. Walker through successive rounds of elimination.
Days later news broke that private farmers will be allowed to buy their own supplies, rather than these being assigned by the state.The government is able to widen access to consumer electronics because Venezuelan aid has allowed it to overhaul the electricity grid.
That meant Rosberg was able to widen the gap between the two at the top of the championship standings to 29 points with seven races left.
The first is the need for engineers to both be aware of and critique their own values and to be able to widen their perspective to that of the 'other' i.e. marginalised and minority groups and the environment.
Over, say, the next ten years, Daimler might be able to widen its profit margins to BMW's level by improving efficiency (in the three years through the end of 2002, Mercedes by itself is expected to have an operating margin of 6.4% a year; BMW's will be 10.3%, according to Morgan Stanley).
"It sounds like a lot for a tools developer, but looking at it longer term, if they are able to widen their sphere of influence and broaden their technology base, then it would seem to be a reasonable strategy," asserts George Weiss, analyst with the Stamford, Conn.-based Gartner Group.
By promoting leaders who would do business on French terms, the former European colonial power was able to widen the profit margin to its advantage, an unfair split that persists.
