Sentence examples for widening of existing from inspiring English sources

All the other schemes listed are widening of existing major roads and motorways, and junction improvements.

In all these instances, says the army, the houses were built without permission.But the Palestinians argue that the houses in the West Bank were removed because they were preventing a widening of existing Israeli settlements, and that at least some of the houses in East Jerusalem were marked for destruction because they lay athwart plans for yet another new ring road round the city.

Mr Moynihan, who first investigated the drug industry's role in female sexual dysfunction a decade ago, says it illustrates a wider problem about the creation of new diseases, and the widening of existing boundaries for treatment with designations such as pre-diabetes, pre-hypertension and pre-osteoporosis, for which the latest treatments are aggressively promoted.

However, such incentives may have unintended consequences, including widening of existing disparities in access to high-quality care (6).

Construction on the extension of the Warren Street Bypass to US 222 began in 1956 with the process of widening of the existing Warren Street.

The same recommendations hold for planned introduction of new agents or widened distribution of existing ones, until we have better information concerning validity of "pretesting" programs.

Cell wall openings are formed, initially by widening of pre-existing plasmodesmata, followed by controlled breakdown of the plant cell wall in these regions.

One strategy that is being explored is widening the application of existing licensed anticonvulsants for the treatment of chronic pain [ 22, 23].

Another reason may be that while other new scientific fields have often defined themselves by restricting subjects and methods and decomposing their subjects into components at finer spatial and temporal scales, ESS and its modeling have, by nature, an inclination toward widening of subjects and integration of existing paradigms to investigate component interactions spatially and temporally.

Instead of widening the existing structure, Transport Minister Eric Charlton on 15 July 1998 approved the construction of a separate second road bridge alongside the original Narrows Bridge; this solution would cost $15 million less, due to new building techniques, and would be less disruptive to traffic on the existing bridge.

There was much study of the feasibility of either widening the existing canal and locks or building a larger sea-level canal at another location.