Sentence examples for when widened from inspiring English sources
The street, when widened, was to be sewered, graded, sidewalked, and paved by the municipal authorities, the expense of such work to be assessed upon the adjacent property, or borne by the city and county, in the same manner as if the street remained of its original width.
Evidence of this original road was found in Belmont in 1948 when widening works uncovered jarrah discs.
When widening in Scarborough reached the Highland Creek ravine in 1936, the Department of Highways began construction on a new bridge over the large valley, bypassing the former alignment around West Hill.
When widening the search only a single predicted DUR3 ORF was found within each of the plant species analysed.
When widening the prior to 85 52 Mya, which more closely matches the current interpretation of the history of the break-up of eastern Gondwana [ 5- 8], divergence-time estimates became somewhat less precise, but younger.
However, we also inferred a late Cretaceous age for the earliest evolution of passerines even when widening the age range for the vicariance event to the more realistic 85 52 Mya span and including passerine fossils for calibration (Table 1, column A).
This paper examines NHS contracting in England and Wales in 2008-10, atimetime when widening policy differences between the two countries created a natural experiment involving what at face value were respectively 'hard' and 'soft' versions of the internal market.
When technology widened fashion's consumer base, it democratized the once-elite fashion industry, but it played a supporting role in fashion design.
But again, when I widened my search, Orbitz beat them: $287 nonstop on T.W.A. from Kennedy to San Francisco -- at least $50 less than Travelocity and Expedia.
As one might expect, when researchers widened the door, the congestion diminished.
When we widened the analysis beyond the 21 escape events at defined CTL epitopes in the literature, epitopes were taken from the LANL HIV immunology database.
