Sentence examples for broadening gap between from inspiring English sources

"This has been a period of increasing corruption and a broadening gap between rich and poor," said James Gbeho, a senior opposition official who has served in many top government posts over the years.

The spread of such high-interest lending is one more token of the broadening gap between the very rich and the very poor in Britain as austerity measures pare away benefits payments while conventional banks show little readiness to lend, even to those with sound credit ratings.

One or two key injuries could potentially broaden gaps in different areas of the pitch to chasms.

More importantly, history shows that, without government intervention, the new treatments produced from medical research are often available only to those who can pay, broadening the gap between rich (who can afford top-shelf care) and poor (who receive little).

For the past year and half, Greece has been plunged into a deeper and deeper unprecedented recession broadening the gap between the rich and poor people, boosting poverty in the society and shrinking the prospects of growth which is a precondition for the economy getting out of the crisis.

This model was not further developed due to the arduous task of dealing with the experimental procedures, and in our hands, sometimes the tumour expands into the peritoneal area broadening the gap between the model and the human pathology.

This gradually broadened efficiency gap between enterprises greatly obstructed the productivity rise of the whole industries.

PDMK structure is thus modified to broaden the gap between these two temperatures: for the first time, a dimethylketene/ethylketene random copolymer and a star-shaped polydimethylketene are targeted by cationic polymerization.

The report's authors argue that in the wake of the 2005 storm, reconstruction efforts were handled in such a way as to broaden the gap between whites and minorities in the region, and to make it harder for local people of color to find jobs.

A Broadening Gap Despite the egalitarian trappings of her youth, Ms. Schairer was born (in 1981) as a tidal surge of inequality was remaking American life.

This situation created an overlap of stages, broadening the gaps in health status among social classes and geographical regions (76, 77, 171).