Sentence examples for which has widened from inspiring English sources

Now it's on my shelf in formaldehyde (which has widened the holes).

On the same platform mineralization of other nanoparticulate delivery system which has widened their application drug delivery will be discussed.

It is his departure, more than tinkering with game plans, which has widened the horizons of their opponents.

Her readers crave her attention more than she craves theirs, and the power differential, which has widened over the years, affords the occasional awkward moment.

Concerns centre on whether the PPF can absorb the deficit in the defined benefit scheme, which has widened from £317 million in 2015 to £587 million.

The decision by Wikipedia comes amid widespread debate over the rise of fake news, which has widened to include concerns about misleading information in traditional publications.

A smaller body of work has investigated socioeconomic disparities in life expectancy, which have widened in many countries since 1980.

In late January, the company reported a $77.5 million loss for the fourth quarter of 1985, which had widened from a $64.5 million loss in the corresponding 1984 period.

Haiti were roundly thrashed in Orlando, yet what became a glorified training session merely papered over the gaping cracks, which have widened this morning as Brazil head home, heads bowed.

Chancellor Alistair Darling told parliament that the scheme "is a further step in our efforts to tackle these problems, which have widened in recent weeks, with the increasing cost and decreasing availability of lending by banks and building societies".

Some book publishers were forced to do the same.Target's promise that Canadians will pay less rings hollow in the face of price gaps, which have widened recently as the Canadian dollar has declined in value compared with the US one.