Sentence examples for widened the spectrum from inspiring English sources
"We've widened the spectrum of issues that can be dealt with on a biblical basis and that our Christian faith speaks to".
During World War I the emergence of the de Stijl group in the Netherlands and of the Dada group in Zürich further widened the spectrum of abstract art.
Boost has gone and widened the spectrum a little bit by adding a more neutral color: good ol' black – or "Graphite", as they call it.
Following them, Deshmukh et al. widened the spectrum of solutions by including updated advances in a more recent review in 2011 [8].
The contribution of platelets in inflammation, tissue integrity and defence against infections has considerably widened the spectrum of their role in health and disease.
The simultaneous use of antimicrobial agents in both human and veterinary medicines have widened the spectrum of resistance to cover trimethoprim, fluoroquinolones and third-generation cephalosporin [ 21].
But what distinguishes Jon Reiss's lively, sure-handed film from the rest is that it widens the spectrum by taking a comprehensively international viewpoint.
At Pine Manor, the decision to change was borne out of a desire to widen the spectrum of college graduates and shake up a stagnating institution.
What Fox News persists in calling "the war on Christmas" might better be described as a war for the light — an attempt to widen the spectrum of celebration and return it to its original universality.
"Our research has already shown a link between childhood bullying and risk of mental health disorders in children, adolescents and adults, but this study is the first to widen the spectrum of adverse outcomes to include risks for cardiovascular disease at mid-life.
Widening the spectrum would also highlight areas of disagreement between authors.In this section Marriages and mergers The ugly-bug ball By hook or by crook The Lo down Damage control Putters aflutter Seeing red The Beltway constraint ReprintsIn that, he certainly succeeded.
