Sentence examples for widens access from inspiring English sources

An increase in accredited providers widens access, which is positive, but also has an impact on the cash flow of the NHIS.

It has won the first IK Prize for a project that widens access to art through digital technology.

Anything that can stimulate the economy is a must, and I am sure that the office will welcome any move that widens access to its high-quality data.

It widens access to top universities for bright people from poor backgrounds by training PhD students to deliver university-style tutorials to small groups of high-performing pupils.

Securitisation widens access to capital for borrowers and to assets for investors: it can finance everything from water utilities to film studios.

First, it widens access: original archival documents are by definition unique and the archives holding them are often remote from researchers and inaccessible to students.

This could widen access no end.

Meanwhile, traditional providers often struggle to hit widening access targets.

Restricting instead of widening access is shortsighted in the extreme.

A mature democracy thrives by widening access to higher education.

A chance for tough targets on widening access, missing.