Sentence examples for widening role from inspiring English sources
The phrase "widening role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an expanding or increasing responsibility or function in a particular context. Example: "The widening role of technology in education has transformed the way students learn and interact with information."
The number of lawyers per thousand population nearly tripled between 1970 and 1998, largely in response to the widening role of governments and a boom in litigation.
Data Monitoring Committees (DMCs) often undertake such analyses, but their widening role may lead to extended use of interim analysis or recommendations that could potentially bias trial results.
Rather, it seems to recognize the widening role cellphones play in society.
The Heat, starring Bullock and Melissa McCarthy, was another film that prompted buzz over supposedly widening roles for female actors.
Decades later, despite the widening roles for women in combat and throughout the services, the military continues to struggle with persistent reports of violence, rape and mistreatment of women in the ranks.
A widened role for β-arrestin includes control of two new signaling elements in addition to the G protein-coupled receptors.
This widened role of PPAR gamma will certainly initiate a new flurry of research, which will not only refine our current (and often partial) knowledge of PPARgamma, but more importantly, will also establish that this receptor has a definite role as a primary link adapting cellular, tissue and whole body homeostasis to energy stores.
Then he reminded listeners that it was President Bill Clinton who signed landmark legislation widening the role religion-based groups could play in government-financed programs, and Al Gore who in 1999 first proposed a full-scale religion-based initiative.
Rather, the problem has arisen because of the judicial activism by the court in Strasbourg widening their role, not only beyond anything anticipated in the founding treaties, but also not anticipated by the subsequent active consent of all the state parties, including the UK".
Because of the unanimity principle, Finnish demands for collateral on loans to Greece, and a Slovak coalition party's objections to widening the role of the euro zone bailout fund, caused long weeks of delay in approving the most recent rescue package, undermining investors' confidence.
The potential translational benefits of these approaches include widening the role of PPAR agonists and improved monitoring of drug efficacy.
