Sentence examples for with a widened from inspiring English sources

The Dart succeeds because it starts with a widened and lengthened Giulietta platform, and adds a body so voluptuous even an Italian might blush.

The evolutionary theorist Sarah Blaffer Hrdy proposes that one reason the offspring of much-marrying Pimbwe women do comparatively well is that the children end up with a widened circle of caretakers.

The increased background fluctuations in the confocal case need to be addressed, eventually with a widened beam to lower the intensity inside the vapor cell.

The rheological properties of drilling fluids containing varying particle size and cuttings amounts were measured by using a rotational viscometer equipped with a widened gap.

Similarly, the tooth is a typical stegosaurian tooth, small with a widened base and vertical grooves creating five ridges.

While most of her columns were from the trenches, this book is a look back with a widened lens -- and her message, as she prepares to turn 60, is that it just gets better (hence the cake).

They mostly wore shorts, in 1950s style, cut into the waist with a widening leg.

South Korea has a trade surplus with China, but it coincides with a widening deficit versus Japan (see chart).

For the conservative Christian leadership, what is most worrisome about the evangelical disappointment with President Bush is that it coincides with a widening philosophical rift.

At the same time, the latest Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS News poll of likely Florida voters showed Mr. Obama with a widening lead, 53 percent to 44 percent.

The report from Swinburne University of Technology has painted a grim picture of Australians' housing security, with a widening gap between homeowners and those in private rental accommodation.