Sentence examples for widen future from inspiring English sources

Knowledge of the differences in phenotype variations among rice species or subspecies at the level of molecular biology would widen future rice breeding possibilities.

In conclusion, the report said the chief constable should reiterate his support and guidance for officers, widen future reviews to include more feedback from victims, and simplify the internal audit system which monitors statistics, while increasing staffing levels.

That gap could widen in future, as demand is increasing in London, the south-east and East Anglia but has fallen nearly 10 per cent since 2007 in the north.

Government employment will do less to help women whenever the economy begins growing fast enough again to create large numbers of new private sector jobs, but few analysts expect the pay gap to widen in future years.

With only a loose cap on how much they may hedge, banks have exploited this to the full.Thus they have "hedged" their liabilities, mostly short-term deposits, with long-term interest-rate swaps, creating a maturity mismatch likely to widen in future.

There has also been agreement that rich countries will help poorer nations by sharing 'clean' low-carbon technology and by setting up a multi- billion-dollar fund to help them adapt to climate change and to widen a future agreement to cover deforestation, which is blamed for one fifth of the world's rising carbon dioxide, the biggest greenhouse gas.

The calculus improves over time, with the benefits widening as future generations blend into and renew the United States.

The disparity means that Democrats can get well under 50 percent of the white vote and still win the presidency, a split that is only going to widen in the future.

The initial focus was on the specific (and hard to recruit) roles of community support worker and care assistant for older people but, says Rollins, this is likely to widen in the future.

If parental education determines student educational outcomes, the achievement gap between immigrant and native students is likely to widen in the future.

According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, there will be nearly 30,000 too few primary care physicians in the United States to meet patient demand next year, and that gap will widen in the future as more people gain coverage and the population ages.