Sentence examples similar to widen- from inspiring English sources

"International unity will collapse and the path to conflict will widen".

The gap between rich and poor has continued to widen.

December 2006: The Times claimed the investigation could widen to include possible charges on perverting the course of justice, with some individuals suspected of colluding over evidence.

Repeated studies on the makeup of the legal profession have shown that, despite efforts to widen participation, such criticisms are fair.

The idea is to open the group up to each other's literary tastes and to widen the reading beyond the tutor's choices.

In recent years councils have shared a graduate in order to widen access to smaller districts which may be unable to afford one on their own.

They are also looking to widen their ethnic appeal.

Indeed, Labour considered adopting it when in power, but dropped it early in 2009 after siding with those in Whitehall who argued plans to widen the definition were "incendiary" and could alienate Muslims, whose support in the counterterrorism effort is crucial.

Anwar's conviction could widen those differences and also distract people from the country's religious tensions and economic problems.

Related: As a nurse I don't feel equipped to treat patients with mental health problems The shortage of properly qualified MBCT teachers, and the need to widen access to mindfulness-based interventions for people with long-term conditions, was noted in this year's mindfulness all-party parliamentary group's interim report, Mindful Nation UK.

The group also called on the government to "substantially widen" the "woefully inadequate" availability of MBCT on the NHS for adults with a history of depression on the basis that it "significantly reduces risk of relapse".