Sentence examples for widened the use from inspiring English sources
Threads made of a wide variety of new materials, including metals, carbon fibers and high-strength materials like Kevlar, have further widened the use of textiles.
Meanwhile, social scientists and historians have widened the use of the word, to include, say, the destruction of cultures and languages, or the decimation of tribes.
The availability of suitable computer programs [ 20] has widened the use and acceptance of this research method.
The increased number of RAF Tornados will widen the use of the more accurate Brimstone missile.
Morgan says Ofsted has now decided to widen the use of no-notice inspections.
But the Starbucks partnership should widen the use of Square specifically, he said.
Still, a push to widen the use of health impact assessments in real estate developments could run into obstacles.
The Chinese government recently concluded a number of currency swaps with major trading partners, including South Korea, Argentina and Indonesia, thereby widening the use of the renminbi outside its own borders.
A bill before the Texas legislature would widen the use of these machines even as the next generation of CT scanners threatens to make measuring coronary calcium obsolete.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to take "additional steps to prevent terrorism" including "expediting the demolition of terrorists' homes" and widening the use of administrative detentions without trial.
An international harmonization and standardization of methods would widen the use of transplant caging of fish as a tool for environmental research and assessment.
