Sentence examples for widening stream from inspiring English sources

But Warner Brothers' dreams of a widening stream of profits will come true only if the new film does nothing to detract from a continuing string of Batman movies, the next of which is "The Dark Knight," set for release in July, or the Superman pictures, another of which is in the works for 2010.

Despite efforts by the regime to stop it, a widening stream of information is reaching the international community, from tens of thousands of refugees fleeing to Chad (which shares a long border with western Sudan), and according to accounts from within Darfur.

The American military operation in Afghanistan is operating with significantly increased numbers of sophisticated surveillance aircraft and a growing number of analysts to exploit the widening stream of information.

Climate change may influence hydrologic processes of watersheds (IPCC, 2013) and increased runoff may cause flooding, eroded stream banks, widening of stream channels, increased pollutant loading, and consequently impairment of aquatic life.

"Lake Carnegie acts as a natural drainage basin for the campus, so the lake and its tributaries are an important indicator of the environmental impact of campus improvements". The restoration of the Washington Road stream will involve widening the stream, reducing its existing slope through the use of step pools, reconfiguring the flood plain and placing plantings around the Washington Road valley.

He thinks of brooks becoming streams, streams widening into rivers, flowing into the sea.

But Mr. Conyngham said the workers widened the stream far beyond its original channel and churned up bank gravel that will be deposited downstream.

The company's dependence on Facebook is widely seen as one of the big reasons for investor antipathy, so Pincus talked about broadening to other platforms and also widening its revenue streams.

And shifting wind patterns: our tropical belts are widening, moving their jet-streams poleward, pushing the dry subtropical climate zone further into the southern U.S. -- read more droughts.

The academy president, Cheryl Boone Isaacs – who is black – says she is disappointed and promises to try to accelerate reforms to weed out the less active academicians in order to "widen their normal stream of thought".

"What we can do, however, is to get them to widen their normal stream of thought".