Sentence examples for widening the representation from inspiring English sources
Widening the representation of both phylogenetic and morphological diversity, together with focus on genetic networks rather than single genes, will be crucial to solving these issues (see [ 13]).
Our study underscores the importance of widening the representation of phylogenetic, morphological, and genetic diversity in order to establish general principles about the mechanisms behind the evolution of novel traits.
If Mr Orbán is so passionately in favour of linking taxation and representation by widening the tax base, why has his new citizenship law given the vote to many (potentially millions) of ethnic Hungarians in neighbouring countries who don't pay tax to the exchequer in Budapest (and who, his critics would say, are likely to vote for Fidesz in large numbers).
"What is needed is real reform of remuneration committees, widening the membership to allow direct employee and investor representation, to ensure that company decision-making is improved," he says.
"Widening the gates would strengthen the walls".
(3) Widening the resource for teacher recruitment.
Widening the intervals reduces overall significance.
They are widening the circle.
Keep widening the sides of the opening.
Losing context creates difficulties with construing meaning (which is context-dependent by definition) and widens the knowledge gap between the representation itself and the reality of a future problem-solving instance.
