Sentence examples for widens out from from inspiring English sources

In some ways Dandelion Days is a familiar enough Bildungsroman: boy grows older, endures puberty, his perspective widens out from school and home to the world beyond, he falls in love – and is summarily rejected.

I think we need to widen out from a narrow focus on income, to aiming for equality of capability – giving everyone the power to pursue their goals.

Purnell says he thinks "we need to widen out from a narrow focus on income", which is true – but what follows only highlights a glaring omission.

And junk spreads have widened out, from 2.4 to 2.6 percentage points.

The investor may well be looking for the spread between the Sep and Nov futures to widen out from its current 1.15 differential, which could even happen in the event the stock market rally resumes and nearby fears subside leaving residual doubts underpinning deferred contracts.

In 1926, the newly formed Main Roads Department's Engineer for Roads and Bridges, A. Fotheringham, described the majority of the Wooroloo to Clackline road as "simply a bush track widened out from time to time by the traffic".

This poses challenges for the traditional focus of research ethics on individuals, as concerns are widened out from the participant to family and population groups, and as responsibilities are widened from individual researchers in close contact with research recruits to large, often global, research networks that may store data and samples for indefinite periods into the future.

Rainwater from the region's highlands collects in the river, which widens out to one of the biggest, flattest basins in the state.

The highway widens out to a four-lane divided highway near the intersection with MN 41.

The highway widens out into a boulevard setup with each direction divided by a central median.

"While the reserve margin will likely tighten in 2015, which is positive for prices, we see it widening out again from 2016.