Sentence examples for widened by a from inspiring English sources

In the early 2000s, they were widened by a few feet.

"When we did 'Middle Finger' last year, the pool of interesting young actors had already widened by a big margin.

The charcoal-gray, matte-finish 500 features a body widened by a foot both front and rear, with old-school fender flares that cover aluminum Mopar prototype wheels.

In the 1980s the gulf between the top and bottom 20% widened by a full 60% – much the most dramatic widening of income differences on record.

Rise in Energy Imports Contributes To 11% Increase in U.S. Trade Deficit The United States trade deficit widened by a surprisingly large 11percentt in September, reflecting a surge in energy imports after Hurricane Katrina and a steep drop in airplane exports because of a strike.

D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-15 U.S. Trade Deficit Widens The United States trade deficit widened by a surprisingly large 11percentt in September, reflecting both a surge in energy imports after Hurricane Katrina and a steep drop in airplane exports because of a strike, the government reported.

Like any sliding scale, there is the potential for definitions to be widened by an industry keen to label more people as depressed.

Its observation windows at the 500-foot level, which provide a bird's-eye view of Washington, have been widened by an inch in a repair intended to make them watertight.

During QE-1, QE-2 and QE-3 the spread between the nominal and real yields on the 5-year T-Note widened by an average of 0.6% points, but narrowed by an average of 0.3% points during periods without QE.

In 1899 it was widened by the addition of a footpath, while by 1904 it had been strengthened and widened by an average of 9 feet 6 inches (2.85 m).

Neighborhood Fuel does not charge a service fee; Camaraza's profit margin is widened by foregoing a retail location.