Sentence examples for widened new from inspiring English sources

Compared with new box girder not widened which is in service independently, the total prestressing loss of the widened new box girder decreases 31 35%100 years after bridge widening.

The approaches to the bridges were widened, new piers were erected either side of the railway span, and eight new girders were installed – six of which were part of the previous Causeway structure.

Unless their field?s horizons are widened by new groups staking their claim and injecting new ideas, existing PIs will gradually see their papers and citations start to dry up.

Old streets have been widened and new streets cut through, but after both of its great modern disasters, in 1923 and 1945, the city pulled itself together in much the same shape that it had had before.

Transport engineers have big plans to put everything right new lanes along interstate freeways, widened bridges, new trains and more.

A road has been widened, and new parking lots built; nevertheless, on weekends the snarled traffic forces tourists to abandon their cars outside the village and walk, creating the incongruous scene of throngs making a pilgrimage on foot to a no-name hamlet in a sea of rice paddies.

Roads were widened, six new subway lines were opened, 4,000 extra taxis were let loose on the road, fresh paint was slathered on buildings, truckloads of flowers were put up, city lights were upgraded and the capacity of the Hongqiao International Airport was increased by 60%.

This outrage has prompted many pastors to include a message on the need to rise above racism and bigotry in their Easter sermons. 1 Life Expectancy Gap Widens New government research found "large and growing" disparities in life expectancy for richer and poorer Americans, paralleling the growth of income inequality in the last two decades.

Of that total, the state and county are committed to making a one-time payment of $94.5 million next year for stadium upgrades, which will include new scoreboards, widened concourses and a new plaza.

So Osborne may consider widening the new threshold to cover all assets, not just family property.

And the gyre continues to widen in new and scary ways.