Sentence examples for again widening from inspiring English sources

This carries the idea of definitional freedom, which is a cornerstone of logic programming, over to semantics, again widening the realm of application of proof-theoretic semantics.

In a recent analysis of repeated cross-sectional and longitudinal self-reported data from the Västerbotten Intervention Programme (VIP), we observed that the socioeconomic gap is again widening, with both more smoking and more snus use among those with a basic education compared to those with high education [ 13].

In 2010 losses again widened to just over £5m.

If this happens and Inter stay at the Meazza, this again widens the divide.

"But it's only the Italian Parliament, which once again widens the gap between the institutions and common citizens".

Credit-default swaps on major banks, which pay out in the event of a financial collapse, have again widened in the last few days.

The most striking and alarming finding, however, is that the educational gap between males and females has, once again, widened massively.

Recalling this awakening, I saw in a flash that if I viewed the software's irksome bugs as its physical disabilities I could once again widen the circle of my compassion.

The massively successful Wii, which yet again widened the mass appeal of gaming, was a product of his remarkable ability to think laterally, and Super Mario Galaxy 2 – the latest instalment of the Mario franchise, which has outsold any other franchise in the history of the games industry – won him yet more awards.

Since then, the black-white achievement gap has once again widened.

When, in 1999, syphilis incidence rates begin to increase again, the distribution again widens and spreads to more rural communities (see Fig. 2).