Sentence examples for deepened the gap between from inspiring English sources

He wrote, "As American involvement in Vietnam deepened, the gap between the true nature of that commitment and the President's depiction of it to the American people, the Congress, and members of his own Administration widened.

Post-discussion results even strengthened the confrontation and deepened the gap between favored renewable and dismissed fossil and nuclear energies.

"This will deepen the gap between the ruling élite and the population".

Save the Children will warn that the fourth industrial revolution risks deepening the gap between rich and poor.

Based on our analysis, this policy has two negative effects: it increases the NEET risk and deepens the gap between young Austrians and young non-Austrians.

In short, the changes in accessibility and population redistribution caused by high-speed rail transportation seem to further deepen the gap between the central city and its surrounding areas.

Social and regional disparities are also expected to increase, as well as the supply of knowledge-based products and services which require knowledge and skills to use and which might therefore open up or deepen the gap between social groups according to their capabilities.

"Do not deepen the gap between us," he pleaded with our field team.

Large-scale changes in the world's climate probably will deepen the gap between the richest and poorest nations--potentially crippling food production in parts of Africa, South Asia and South America--according to the first worldwide assessment of food production and climate change.

For women, however, living in a familialistic society deepens the gap between those who are divorced and those who are married: a one standard deviation higher score on familialism goes together with an increase of 0.23 in the well-being gap (from −0.78 to −1.01).

Anger at multi-million payouts for executives has swept across the globe as the economic crisis has deepened and the gap between the super-rich and the poor has widened.