Sentence examples for widening network from inspiring English sources

It has become a kind of mantra for cities looking to encourage cycling through a widening network of bicycle lanes: Build them, and the riders will come.

This will be a high octane week for the security services in the wake of the failed car bomb attacks at the weekend and the arrest of a widening network of people in the last 48 hours.

Even with a widening network of bike lanes, the city's streets can still be intimidating for children and other New Yorkers trying to bicycle for a wobbly first time.

In recent years, they have become part of a widening network of devices — drones, camera towers at military bases and a newer network of street-level closed-circuit cameras monitoring Kabul's roads — that have allowed American and Afghan commanders to keep more eyes on more places where Americans are fighting.

Here is the good news: Fortunately, around the country, there are several organizations partnering in a widening network of initiatives to ensure that this will happen -- that our daughters and granddaughters will have the chance, if they want it, to pursue STEM careers, and certainly in those careers requiring computational thinking, engineering and computer science expertise.

However, the money will be spent on filling in gaps in its existing network rather than widening the network to rural areas, which critics say has long been neglected by communications companies such as Virgin and BT.

I am very grateful for having the opportunity to meet so many like-minded people and I much look forward to widening the network of collaboration over the next few days.

This multi-site study builds south south research collaboration within the INDEPTH Network and it aims in developing leadership capacity at all levels, gaining strong support from the community, and widening the network in achieving a successful chronic disease control programme.

The multi-site study has also been an example of developing leadership capacity at all levels, gaining strong support from the community, and widening the network in achieving a successful chronic disease control programme (26).

However in widening its network of collaborators, it should be clear about its strategic interests, areas of focus and priorities as well as having clear ideas about the choice of stakeholders that will yield for it greater returns.

If we're busy putting in the effort, however minimal, to "like" and comment and interact with an ever-widening network, we have less time and capacity left for our closer groups.