Sentence examples for widen many from inspiring English sources

The Long Island Progressive Coalition started a series of three television commercials last week criticizing Governor Pataki for a state transportation plan that would widen many of the major highways on Long Island.

In fact, the city faces a tremendous $2 billion dollar deficit and as the country's wealth disparity continues to widen, many middle earners are forced lower in the income ladder.

However, as a result of many factors driving the socio-economic gaps to widen, many of the lower income communities live in informal to partially informal settlements without a solid infrastructure to save and manage their finances, many without individual bank accounts.

But there were complaints about the appropriation of public space, and as streets were widened, many recently built marquees began to be removed.

When Houston Street was widened, many buildings flanking the street were sliced off, exposing the blank walls of their next-door neighbors.

High: A challenge for many CISOs and CIOs is that as the threat landscape evolves and widens, many of them are taking a broad approach in terms of the partners they engage with.

On the other hand, as the range of possible lineage splitting dates widens, many additional geological and climatological events might be responsible, so that causal factors become harder to identify with confidence.

Indeed, the gap between richer and poorer regions is likely to widen in many countries as the public-spending axe falls.

Today, thanks to the confluence of factors that, by now, are familiar — including, but not limited to, secularization; atomization; plain anguish born of rightful impatience — we speak no longer within one language (where understanding is hard, but possible) but across the gulf that seems, every day, to widen between many.

But the emergence of a plethora of easier-to-use and often mobile technologies and media is widening how many people, including many children, are starting to put themselves into the rather loosely defined category of "creatives".

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