Sentence examples for widest to from inspiring English sources

The report also found that many nations that opened their doors widest to foreign trade saw income accrue mostly to the rich.

His pay is not out of line with that of his FTSE 100 peers, but the pay gap at Compass is one of the widest to be found anywhere in corporate Britain.

Each mouse in turn received two consecutive trials (up to 60 s/trial) on each square or round beam in a progression from widest to narrowest.

The test phase began on the fourth day and each mouse in turn received two consecutive trials (up to 60 s/trial) on each square and round beam in a progression from widest to narrowest.

The IMAX release was the company's widest to date, a total of 261 theaters worldwide.

"[H]er curves DON'T come from having really round hips, but from connecting the top of her legs (which are at their widest) to a slim waist," Viguet writes of Meg.

*toe to heel *widest width (ball of foot) *narrowest width (heel of foot) *toe to widest point *toe to top of boot (following the contour of your leg) *heel to top of boot *circumference of your calf at widest point (varies with height of boot) Make a template using your measurements.

Measure across your jaw line from the widest point to the widest point.

Regarding the growing stature of Monet's late works in the 1950s, to which the Modern's attention contributed: The museum bought its first large waterlily painting — at 18 feet across, the widest painting to enter the collection up to that point — in 1955, for the equivalent of $11,500.

The phenotypic measurements of the mature fruits of this plant showed a statistically significant change in fruits' length and consequently in fruit shape index (the ratio of highest fruit height to widest width) compared to that of the wild type (Additional File 5).

The Thermus closed channel tapers from 8 nm at the widest point to 4 nm at the narrowest point, changing to a more constant 7 nm in the open state.