Sentence examples for widening definition from inspiring English sources
"There are a growing number of studies that look at people's widening definition of what constitutes sex.
A number of studies have also called for widening definition of what counts for consideration, including innovative, applied, and commercial research and development.
" Read contextually, his thesis seems to be less about applauding a widening definition beauty itself and more about a concern for a small number of female entertainers who have managed to carve out careers for themselves despite their meager looks.
Indeed, the widening definition of what it means to be a volunteer is fueling hope that their ranks will be swelled by more and more young people who will respond to the challenges of the 21st Century by realising their right to express themselves freely, and to participate in issues and decisions that affect them.
"I think a case can be made that although increased awareness is overall a good thing, the widening definitions of mental health problems and the increasing focus on them in our culture is making some people more fragile, not more resilient," says Haslam.
Some of the increase is the result of widened definitions of the disorder, researchers say.
Some of the increase is the result of widened definitions of the disorder, researchers say, but the explanation for the rest of the increase is unknown.
Leonard Nimoy's series of photos of plus-sized women, "The Full Body Project" received attention from major media outlets like NPR and the New York Times, and Substantia Jones' ongoing Adipositivity project aims to "widen definitions of physical beauty.
Duncan Smith thinks your challenges are just the result of "judicial activism" widening the definition of disability.
Nick and Sarah Jensen, from Canberra, believe widening the definition to include same-sex couples threatens the sacred nature of the union.
But the committee deserves praise for widening the definition of assets, to prevent banks from gaming calculations.
