Sentence examples for age of widening from inspiring English sources

In an age of widening partisanship and plummeting trust in government, this outpouring of philanthropy has produced a distinct breed of philanthropist: The policy-making billionaire.

In this new Gilded Age of widening equality, they represent an American plutocracy.

In contrast, second-generation Irish cohort members were no more likely to report fair or poorer self-rated health in early adulthood (ages 23, 33), although by midlife (age 44/45) there was a suggestion of widening inequalities affecting the Irish group with respect to this measure (table 1).

So Ozaki Shoji has branched out into casual wear, in the hope of widening its target age-group.

One concern in today's society is the risk of widening socioeconomic gaps in health among ageing cohorts [ 24], where differences in lifestyle between social groups might result in growing differences in health outcomes in older ages [ 25, 26].

The problem among different SES groups of widening gaps in physical function with increasing age could be explained in the following two ways.

As a Christian socialist who was part of Boston's progressive circles involved with labor rights, urban slums, and women's suffrage, she was concerned that the United States, in the midst of the Gilded Age's widening inequality, was becoming an overseas empire.

But 120 years later, in the midst of a "New Gilded Age," the widening gap between rich and poor in the city looks eerily familiar, thus making investigative journalism in the muckrakers' spirit just as vital and urgent today.

The bio-social gap, explained as the early onset of puberty and increasing age of marriage, has widened in most low-income countries (4).

So the gap between people on Newstart and most other people of working age has widened".

Data from the 1987 and 2006 China Sampling Surveys on Disability were used to estimate the impacts of rapid ageing and the widening urban-rural gap on the prevalence of disability.