Sentence examples for which are widening from inspiring English sources

In comparison with PENG, even though most gas sensing materials are not in the tribo-series list, ZnO, SnO2, etc. exhibit triboelectric properties due to their finite conductivity characteristics, which are widening the range of choosing tribo-gas sensing materials.

That would be the window of vulnerability, which is widening.

He felt himself slipping into the hole, which was widening around him.

Inquiry Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse First Boston are being investigated by the House Financial Services Committee, which is widening its inquiry into conflicts of interest in allocations of initial share offerings at securities firms.

The Goldman Sachs Group and Credit Suisse First Boston are being investigated by the House Financial Services Committee, which is widening its inquiry into conflicts of interest in allocations of initial share offerings at securities firms.

Rugby, which is widening its international appeal, has proposed using a version with seven players on the field instead of the usual 15.

With technology advances and convergence, we are in the middle of a gold rush which is widening inequality.

The other reason to care is because this rent-seeking has broader economic effects, one of which is widening the gap between the haves and the have-nots.

As a result of this liability, which was widened in 1871, many employers took out private insurance.

The interior redesign by Jeffrey Beers moved the bar from the main floor to the balcony, which was widened to accommodate two rows of tables and chairs for light snacks to accompany drinks.

The Canarsees did, however, claim large tracts of Brooklyn, one of which was sold by Chief Gauwane and became known as Gowanus, dominated by the canal, which was widened from a natural creek in the 19th century to accommodate bulk cargoes carried on the Erie Canal.