Sentence examples for a combination of widening from inspiring English sources

Fitch said Tuesday that a combination of widening fiscal deficits, slowing growth and persistently high inflation put the country's sovereign credit rating at risk.

That political backdrop, a combination of widening calls for strong-man tactics within France and the twisted notion that some kind of Christian alliance should be formed with Russia, goes a long way to explain the calibre of Hollande's language and decisions: he is simply too politically weak a president to resist those pressures.

Ms Howard, who runs classes for would-be heliculturists as well as running her business, H&RH Escargots, from her home near Canterbury, believes a combination of widening gastronomic horizons and greater demand for small, local producers is opening new markets for "niche" farmers such as herself.

This results from a combination of a widening deprivation gap in mortality for these causes, higher mortality, and a lack of decline in mortality due to immaturity at less than 24 weeks.

Combo skin-A combination of either.

As European countries face up to the challenges associated with ageing populations, some metropolitan regions, such as Munich, Germany, are making inroads into widening cycling's appeal across generations through a combination of urban design, policy and infrastructure initiatives.

A combination of a wide bag with a long strap shortens and widens you!

"To achieve long-term fiscal sustainability, a combination of policies would be required: changes in taxes and spending that would widen the deficit now but reduce it later in the decade," the CBO wrote.

In the United States, a combination of infrastructure constraints and legal impediments makes it very likely that regional price disparities will widen in coming weeks.

The combination of a widening gap between the performance that investors expect and what companies can deliver, combined with the high level of turnover among chief executives, is creating what Chris Zook, the head of the worldwide strategy practice for Bain & Company, describes as the management equivalent of "the perfect storm".

It has, however, been argued that the development of a widening economic gap between the minority and majority is not only attributed to the remoteness of minority settlements but is due to a combination of many social factors (55).