Sentence examples for a time when widening from inspiring English sources

This paper examines NHS contracting in England and Wales in 2008-10, atimetime when widening policy differences between the two countries created a natural experiment involving what at face value were respectively 'hard' and 'soft' versions of the internal market.

But at a time when polls show widening public support for legalization — recreational marijuana is about to become legal in Colorado and Washington, and voter initiatives are in the pipeline in at least three other states — California's 17-year experience as the first state to legalize medical marijuana offers surprising lessons, experts say.

EVEN if you are a confirmed lover of ornamentals, there comes a time when you should widen your horticultural horizons and try raising something edible.

For five years, he would let companies immediately write off against profits the full cost of equipment meant to last three to five years.Mr Bush's tax cuts widened the gap in after-tax income between the rich and the poor at a time when the gap was widening anyway because of economic forces.

And perhaps, in a time when the inequalities have widened, the jobs are getting worse, and the conspiracists hide in even plainer sight, peering at us 24/7 through our own screens, Anderson is saying we need our Doc Sportellos even more than then.

Social epidemiology has made great advances over the past three decades at a time when health inequalities have widened across countries.

The main bill there, sponsored by a Republican, is larded with pork and will lose billions in revenue at a time when the budget deficit is widening.

Potential trouble for the United Nations force comes at a time when the war here has widened into a regional conflict.

Voters have a mostly negative reaction toward the 47-percent comments at a time when the president appears to be widening his lead across swing states.

Cain's proposal is highly regressive and would widen inequality at a time when poverty is growing rapidly and the rich getting richer.

At a time when Greece's old left-right fissures are widening again, there is lots of anti-clerical feeling among socialists who suspect the church leadership of colluding with the political right or even far-right.