Sentence examples for widened both from inspiring English sources

Across Europe, as the political center has widened, both left and right have scrambled to differentiate themselves from each other.

The standard empirical framework for analysing the R&D patents relationship is widened both by examining the different role of in-house and contracted R&D in the innovative performance of firms, and by considering patents and utility models counts as measures of innovation output.

At each stage, they heightened and widened both the political and artistic scope.

It added that "gaps are widening both between and within countries".

A true humanitarian disaster beckons.The hopeful angle in this horror is that cracks are widening both in Mr Mugabe's regime and among his backers elsewhere in Africa.

Now he has raised the stakes — widening both the emotional palette and the spectrum of human and canine abuse — in a feature-length film he wrote and directed, "Tyrannosaur," centered on the same less-than-lovable protagonist.

In an effort to keep pace with innovations like mobile apps and facial recognition technology, the agency has proposed to widen both the kinds of data about children that would require parental consent and the kinds of operators — like advertising networks or data miners — whose activities could be subject to the rule.

This can lower prices for some consumers, widening both market share and profit margins.

Japan's SoftBank has made another acquisition to widen both its business strategy and its portfolio of investments.

The gap between the U.S. and the rest of the world continues to widen, both economically and financially.

"We are pleased to be able to support the gallery in its continued development and expansion through our capital programme, enabling them to be more resilient and also helping to develop and widen both its audience and artistic offer".