Sentence examples for widening community from inspiring English sources

Eliminating or widening community rating means premiums for those in their 50s and early 60s could become unaffordable.

Before entering politics, Dr Francis, the son of a mining union official, was a professor of continuing education at Swansea University, aimed at widening community access to learning.

At present, the Repository is being used by a widening community of researchers, and it is also providing valuable archival services for the original research teams.

It's also a way of significantly widening the community of both Soundrop and Spotify users.

"These features will greatly improve the user experience, engagement and widen the community of fans and musicians that users can create and engage with, enabling more creativity, expression and enjoyment with simple-to-use tools," it added.

When you feed someone with pure intentions you widen your community and add a real reason to feel good about your existence.

"The government's welfare changes pare back the widening gap between community expectations and what it can – or should – realistically do.

Somehow Cameron must harness a renewed stability of public finance to his belief in widening the political community, his "big society".

And since 1982 the gap is widening with fewer community college students coming from the top fourth of the income scale.

It's a celebration of, and catalyst for, an ever-widening community of artists".

They also propose expanding the use of health savings accounts, repealing or widening Obamacare's community-ratings provisions (which limit premiums for the old and sick to a maximum of three times those for the young and healthy), and taking a number of expensive treatments and conditions off the list of mandatory coverage for all plans.