Sentence examples for widely expanding from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

"In 1999 we launched a program widely expanding our Asian operations.

Crowd sourcing is part of the widely expanding "citizen journalism" category, which encompasses all the new ways non-professionals can participate in the news reporting process.

For decades into the future, these new orbital systems could satisfy a widely expanding range of commercial, government, and military high data rate communication requirements.

Recently, the applications of UV-LEDs with emission wavelengths of about 365 nm are widely expanding, such as in sterilization, medicine, biochemistry, water purification system, light sources for optical recording, fluorescence analyzer, biological sensor, and air purification systems.

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.

Previously, The Times used old software occasionally to enable comments on a few articles but could not widely expand its use.

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.