Sentence examples for widening group from inspiring English sources
Marabou, which sits along the Elk River, is among a widening group of expensive developments in Western states that are preserving land.
It will be shown in a widening group of theaters, beginning with some in New York, Los Angeles and about a dozen other cities on Wednesday.
Mr. Carter would be the most senior in a widening group of officials and celebrities to visit the island in recent months.
Bunyan continued to tend the needs of the Bedford church and the widening group of East Anglian churches associated with it.
The director general of MI5 in a Guardian interview has now added his voice to a widening group of western officials who describe Russia as a threat, and against which new thinking must be developed.
In contrast to 1995, when Speaker Newt Gingrich led his band of "revolutionary" Republicans into the last battle that shuttered the federal government, this time a small but powerful group of outspoken conservative hard-liners is leading its leaders — and increasingly angering a widening group of fellow Republicans.
They have also favoured widening the group, rather than its deepening into a single market.
"If the state was to offer universities funds that institutions would be expected to match to create targeted scholarships, that would have a much more beneficial effect on the widening participation group than offering them a further credit facility," said Strike.
The challenge is not to find a non-political way of engaging people on climate change, but to embrace the fact that politics permeates the discourse on climate change, and face up to this by widening the group of people who are involved in the debate.
"But did I want to play soccer or get an education?" Palacios has joined the high-profile head injury lawsuit against the N.C.A.A., widening the group of plaintiffs beyond male football players to include collegiate athletes in just about any sport – hockey, lacrosse and soccer players are among those now included in the class.
It seems aimed at widening the group's appeal.
