Sentence examples for widened to give from inspiring English sources

Reforms such as the privatisation of the pension system became highly influential around the world, growth became steady and Chile became a byword for economic success - though the gap between rich and poor widened to give the country the worst income distribution in the region after Brazil.

A wraparound strip of Plexiglas widens to give the living area a picture window.

Use thin lines with sudden widening to give your fairy a slim, mischievous look.

Likewise, the arcs are widened in order to give account for a higher number of connections.

So tax us, Mr Blair - but as well as using that tax to revitalise universities and widen access, use it to give us the loans we need to cut our working hours in half, and spend our time as students in the library, not the pub.

Studio Mode produces a wonderfully vibrant sound stage that reproduces sound as the artist intended, while the new Expanded Mode widens the sound stage to give passengers the impression that they are in a much larger space.

In 1928 it was decided instead to give priority to widening the much busier Putney Bridge, and the replacement of Wandsworth Bridge was delayed.

In addition to widening its hardware pipes, Juniper also plans to give its software an overhaul.

These models usually tend to give even larger uncertainty and they widen the 95% credibility intervals of the estimates [29].

To give the trucks more grip, the tires were widened by one inch to eleven.

Second, to give children the possibility of developing their abilities, to widen their knowledge and to encourage learning.