Sentence examples for widened opportunities from inspiring English sources

HBO and other cable channels have widened opportunities for black directors and actors.

After leaving school, he helped his father for six years, though increasingly felt constrained by the cosy but parochial set-up, especially as the postwar world widened opportunities for all.

Whatever else trade does, it widens opportunities.

After the military withdrawal, the State Department hopes to widen opportunities to study in the United States.

Instead it tries to widen opportunities by encouraging public offerings, priced to jump on issuance.

The police force hopes the foundation degree will widen opportunities for officers who thought higher education wasn't for them.

I think the 11-plus widens opportunities and ensures more people get their first choice of school.

"There is now a real risk that the trend towards widening opportunities that has been a feature of university admissions in recent years will be thrown into reverse.

As he sees it, they need to sell their education policies as a matter of widening opportunities, and "ensure there are people from those backgrounds on its benches".

To widen opportunities for use of non-native [NiFe] hydrogenases for improved hydrogen production, we introduced a cyanobacterial hydrogen production pathway and associated maturation factors into Escherichia coli.

That bar would eliminate a lot of analysts at Citigroup, but would widen opportunities elsewhere, especially at firms that rely more on serving individual investors.