Sentence examples for widening contacts from inspiring English sources

Their fear has been deepened by Iran's widening contacts with the outside world since the nuclear deal was implemented, last month.

One of the outcomes was a series of annual Soviet-American exchange programs designed, at least in theory, to widen contacts between the two countries.

The frustration is especially poignant when widening intergroup contacts make the frustrated segment more vitally aware of its disadvantages, when its members have been encouraged by education or a public policy statement to aspire to relatively unattainable objectives, and when a period of steadily improving conditions is suddenly interrupted.

To widen her contact list, Ms. Reed subscribes to 31 periodicals, including Technology Review and niche publications like WaterWorld.

Their work as activists brought them into contact with a widening circle of artists and radicals that included Paul Robeson, W. E. B. Du Bois, and Malcolm X, who defied a Nation of Islam prohibition against theatre to attend one of their plays.

By all accounts, he has spent his ostensible Suffolk holiday in nearly constant contact with a widening circle of advisers, not only trusted old Brownites but reportedly also key former members of Blair's old Downing Street entourage such as Alastair Campbell.

Ronald Adelson, from Lancaster, contacted Guardian Money this week after spotting the widening gap between the rates.

Other leaders rejected widening the consultative process, fearing a dilution of the personal contacts between the leaders.

The Independent Police Complaints Commission has widened its investigation into contacts police and other agencies had with a disabled Iranian refugee murdered by a vigilante who wrongly believed him to be a paedophile.

Explore and widen your circle of contacts.

A new measure, the interval in days of two consecutive face-to-face contacts (ICI), widens our perspective on frequent attenders in general practice.