Sentence examples for widely expanded from inspiring English sources
That technology could be widely expanded under the mayor's proposal.
Last year, state legislators granted Mr. Bloomberg widely expanded control of the city school system.
In South Africa, Standard Bank has set up an A.T.M. banking network for low-income customers, which has widely expanded their access to credit.
This is somewhat odd, as gun ownership and open-carry rights have been widely expanded in recent years, while many gun restrictions have expired or been defeated.
On the question of warrantless wiretapping, widely expanded after the Sept. 11 attacks, Mr. Bush is pushing to make permanent legislation that last year made a once-secret program legal, despite a storm of protest that has reverberated since 2005, when the program was disclosed.
Last fall, a federal judge ruled the O'Connor case could be widely expanded to drivers from 2014 and 2015 because the contract the drivers signed – in which they waived the right to bring a class action suit – was unenforceable under state law.
Previously, The Times used old software occasionally to enable comments on a few articles but could not widely expand its use.
Like the other Republican presidential candidates, Senator John McCain opposes the so-called S-Chip bill to expand children's health care coverage, in part because it widely expands the eligibility criteria and would cost some $35 billion.
In the widely expanding web, it's one more tool through which black youth can tell our stories and jokes alike – and there's something magical about six seconds of blackness.
The other high points, he said, involved his work, before becoming Democratic leader, for successful bills to greatly restrict the state's previous death penalty law and to widely expand abortion rights.
As a modern military signaling instrument, it dates from about 1750, when Hanoverian Jäger (light infantry) battalions adopted the semicircular copper horn with widely expanding bore, used by the Flügelmeister, an official of the hunt.
