Sentence examples for and even widening from inspiring English sources

However, non-manual responders showed significantly greater health-related improvements than those with manual occupations, indicating that differences in diet across socio-economic groups are persisting and even widening.

New York City's achievement gap between white students and their black and Hispanic counterparts stayed the same and even widened in reading on the federal tests, after narrowing two years ago.

"I know that for many, it can feel like the deepest fault lines of our democracy have suddenly been exposed and even widened.

Further US research suggests this sort of government intervention (or nudge, as it is otherwise known) can boost loan and grant take-up and even widen participation in university itself.

In the future, the project can be upscaled and serve as a refugee camp management model in Turkey – and even widened to target refugees living elsewhere in Turkey.

In particular, the binding site for Leu91 was completely occupied by Tyr124 and Asp140, whereas the cleft occupied by Ile92 in crystal form 1 and 2 was still present and even widened by a movement of Ile136.

Here, I want to emphasize and even widen this conclusion or warning for several, if not most aspects in conservation and land management that explicitly or implicitly deal with functional habitat and movements of animals.

Almost 40% of Malaysia's population is non-Muslim and the future of the three-party coalition is under a cloud this year.Before the night of his show Mr Lambert agreed to tone down his act for the Putra Bukit Jalil stadium, tailoring it to suit local sensibilities and perhaps even widening his appeal.

There is always a sense of self-consciousness to these kinds of projects, not so much on the part of the artists who are simply doing their thing, but for the art fair management who want to be seen promoting non-commercial projects and maybe even widening the scope of what Australia's collectors are willing to support.

Despite advances in medicine and public health, glaring inequalities in access to health care and health outcomes within and between countries persist and have even widened in some countries, including the Philippines.

Large geographical and socioeconomic inequalities in maternal and child health status and access to health services continue to persist in India and have even widened across states, between rural and urban areas, and within communities (5).