Sentence examples for widening some from inspiring English sources

Although the Chinese market may be widening, some constants still apply, brokers say.

In recent weeks, political and religious leaders have been widening some of those fault lines.

Pros and cons: Everybody gets their lane, but that has required widening some of Beijing's roads to at least seven lanes, and very often twice that, producing not so much roads as "exalting deserts of tarmac," as a visiting urban planner once put it.

It includes undergrounding 19 utility poles and widening some road shoulders around El Toro and adding bike lanes.

By widening some of the interior doorways of his home, Berman has added another classic element of California Style--flow-through architecture.

This flame widens some, but flickers at the same frequency with reduced amplitude.

And as their appeal has widened, some people have seen a good business opportunity.

The Transportation Department has widened some bike lanes and added painted buffer zones to further separate vehicles from bikes.

He widened some rifts among Catholics, his conservative take on church teachings infuriating many progressives and driving them further from the fold.

Now that Routes 11 and 15 have been widened, some residents travel 40 miles south to work or shop in Harrisburg, the state capital.

Last year's report singled out Virginia's plan to widen some of I-66 as part of its effort to use dynamic tolling to ease congestion in the corridor.