Sentence examples for widened with the from inspiring English sources

The pencil-thin moustache has mysteriously widened with the years.

Twenty-two said that it should be widened, with the trees removed if necessary.

The struggle for civil rights had widened with the rise of militant black power groups.

Following reforms, the scope of political participation widened with the birth of new independent political parties.

Sports fans have also had their options widened, with the addition of badminton, cricket, field hockey and archery.

But this ugly trend has widened with the latest controversy, which takes the objection from religious grounds to grounds of cultural accuracy, or a nebulous "respect".

'The British invasion was the most important event of my life,' he tells me, his eyes widening with the memory.

The margin between Mr. DiFrancesco and Mr. McGreevey continues to widen, with the acting governor now trailing the Democratic candidate by 33percentto42percentcent, according to the latest Quinnipiac Poll.

Many employers use financial incentives to encourage employees to participate in workplace wellness programs, a trend that is likely to widen with the new health care law.

Already, the battle against the Shabab is widening, with the Kenyan military on Sunday announcing that a French naval ship had bombarded a city to the south of Kismayu, a major seaport and stronghold of the Shabab.

This gap will widen with the introduction of the national living wage next April, which will add another £1bn to the costs of care homes between now and 2020.