“widen”造句，怎麼用widen造句

But some of his attempts to widen the gene pool have proved disastrous.

By contrast, little has been done since 2008 to widen the circle of prOSperity.

In an effort to widen the tax base, the government proposes to introduce a new property tax.

By contrast, little has been done since 2008 to widen the circle of prosperity. Health-care reform is an important step forward but it's not nearly enough.

Though a panel of bishops investigating the charges discredited Barnes' smear, it helped widen the rift within the Episcopal Church and divide it from its global affiliates.

And his eyes widen as he thinks about advancing this technology to the point that Microsoft can emphasize the piracy issue directly to customers.

To remove these borders, set the -outline property to be the same as the fill color; to widen the borders, use the -width property to specify their width in pixels.

Reading is the best way to widen my horizon.

The gulf will widen between your son and everyone else.

A larger lens (say 350mm) will flatten and widen the face of the subject.

They agreed that they should continue to widen their dialogue and enrich the content of their cooperation.

In this case, there's no point in making the rest of your systems deliver any more, unless you can widen or sidestep the bottleneck.

Try to find some partners practicing oral English together and English corner is a good place as where we may exchange English study experience, widen our sight and improve interest in English.

It is deep enough. She begins to widen, lengthen and shape the trench.

At this point, we need to widen the scope of our article to create some understanding about services, which can be provided through the OSGi framework of Eclipse.

He wants to widen his knowledge of the industry.

The new owners called in Mr Perraudin and Jan Kantowsky of Alix Partners, a restructuring firm, who quickly drew up plans to widen the product range and to start selling online.

But he gamely tries to widen his focus to include at least a bit of the British viewpoint.