Sentence examples for widen the question from inspiring English sources

As the income gap continues to widen, the question in tennis is whether access should be the sole province of the wealthy and the lucky few the wealthy choose to sponsor.

As the costs of construction and rents increase and as the disparities widen, the question is whether politicians ― after years of being asleep at the wheel ― care enough to finally make hard decisions about addressing the problem.

However, the discovery of cancer stem cells and tumor heterogeneity widens the question regarding possible mechanisms of carcinogenesis and cancer progression.

Let me widen the scope of the question by applying it to the city in which I live much of the year, Kolkata – a city with a turbulent political history and an extraordinary cultural one, once the capital of India under the British, demoted from that status in 1911 because of its confrontational nationalism.

The absence of a judge seemed only to encourage Mr. Bolnick to widen the scope of questions, which became extremely personal at times.

"This will widen the scope of questions that can be asked," says Ornatsky.

His letter is specifically premeditated, providing a pulpit to widen the debate on the questioned attempt [4].

And Benedict XVI, with his unexpected resignation in 2013, has since widened the duration question to more than one defined by just health and old age.

Craig's eyes widened at the question.

Continuing a policy of closing schools first and asking questions later will only widen the gap between your agency and parents.

But as the reports of fraud widen, the legitimacy of any results is coming under increased question.