Sentence examples for course widening from inspiring English sources
The region's two big tax havens, Cayman and the BVI, are under attack as never before.In this section Treasure islands in trouble A new course Widening cracks Reality bites Reprints Related topics Caribbean United KingdomThe world economic slowdown hit these small, open economies hard.
He avoided journalists on May 21st when he arrived for a council debate.In this section Treasure islands in trouble A new course Widening cracks Reality bites Reprints Related topics Scandals Toronto Politics American politics American conservative politicsThe expenses scandal is less exotic but farther reaching.
The island's airports are to be upgraded too, with help from Brazil's development bank.In this section Treasure islands in trouble A new course Widening cracks Reality bites ReprintsRaúl Castro, Fidel's brother, has slowly begun to open Cuba's economy since becoming president in 2008.
This, of course, widens the net of suspects from Renée Zellweger's son to anybody who has ever seen the sitcom According to Jim.
But the large-scale conventional expansion the Fed engaged in by getting to the zero bound has, of course, widened the spread between short and long term rates, since markets expect short rates to rise above zero eventually.
The Frenchman got the tip of his board in front as the course widened heading into the final jump and although it was called as a photo-finish, there was no doubt that the 26-year-old from the Hautes-Alpes had crossed first.
Taxes, of course, widen the gap even more.
We have recently shown that the GEM course widens academic and socio-demographic diversity of the medical student population.
As the main river draining the central lowland of Ireland, it is surrounded by marshes and bogs for much of its course and widens at various points into lakes, many with islands.
Of course, Dolan keeps widening Dolan territory with his mind-bending rehiring of Isiah Thomas as a Knicks consultant.
Of course, there are widening inequalities within countries on maternal health, and the wealthiest nations are not necessarily the safest for childbirth.
