Sentence examples similar to widening new from inspiring English sources

Compared with new box girder not widened which is in service independently, the total prestressing loss of the widened new box girder decreases 31 35%100 years after bridge widening.

The approaches to the bridges were widened, new piers were erected either side of the railway span, and eight new girders were installed – six of which were part of the previous Causeway structure.

Some residents, like Ric Gurney, who owns the hardware store, said that widening New York Avenue and cutting down a few trees need not be such a horrible idea.

So Osborne may consider widening the new threshold to cover all assets, not just family property.

She felt now that the profile was changing and widening, creating new challenges.

Brussels folklore has it that widening (admitting new members) naturally conflicts with deepening (further integration of existing members).

They talked about the park system -- which Peter F. Vallone, the City Council speaker and a Democratic mayoral candidate, recently identified as the one governmental department he would never cut as mayor -- or noise on the street, or municipal recreation programs, or cleaning up graffiti, or widening the new bicycle path along the Hudson River.

This outrage has prompted many pastors to include a message on the need to rise above racism and bigotry in their Easter sermons. 1 Life Expectancy Gap Widens New government research found "large and growing" disparities in life expectancy for richer and poorer Americans, paralleling the growth of income inequality in the last two decades.

Unless their field?s horizons are widened by new groups staking their claim and injecting new ideas, existing PIs will gradually see their papers and citations start to dry up.

Gov. Ruth Ann Minner of Delaware has proposed a 26-cent-a-pack increase, but even that would leave a widening differential with New Jersey, allowing New Jerseyans to buy a carton of Marlboros for about $25 rather than $50.

Old streets have been widened and new streets cut through, but after both of its great modern disasters, in 1923 and 1945, the city pulled itself together in much the same shape that it had had before.