Sentence examples for widens on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "widens on" is not commonly used in written English and may not be considered standard.
It could be used in contexts where something is expanding or increasing in scope or size, but it may require additional clarification for proper understanding. Example: "The river widens on its journey toward the ocean, creating a vast delta."
The route winds up into what is the biggest natural forest in the contiguous United States, until the roadway suddenly widens on a sharp bend.
In the single shot, Lubezki sequentially tightens and widens on the subjects to define the scene's transient mood.
The channel can open or close depending on the transmembrane potential, and the part of the pore that widens on opening is the portion of S6 near the intracellular side.
Research suggests that as IUGR preterms mature and both academic and life challenges increase in complexity, the gap between them and their full term and AGA preterm peers widens on many measures of cognition, educational achievement, and especially executive function [ 19- 22].
[C8.] DirecTV's Loss Widens on Charges DirecTV reported a wider loss of $1.01 billion in the third quarter because of a one-time charge to pay for new satellites.
Re "Gap Between Best and Worst Widens on U.S. Reading Test" (front page, April 7): Research that would help teachers teach reading more effectively often doesn't reach the teachers.
The spread on Italian and Spanish bonds against German bonds widened on Monday.
"Spreads throughout the region widened on the shock news," said Gavan Nolan, an analyst at Markit.
"It's remarkably different from last year," he said as a grin widened on his face.
Verizon's net loss widened on restructuring and pension costs and expenses related to the cleanup from Hurricane Sandy.
SCO also said its first-quarter loss widened on litigation costs and declining sales, sending the shares down.
