Sentence examples for differences have grown from inspiring English sources

Political differences have grown sharper in the past two weeks as pro-Russian protesters and militia have taken over government buildings in at least 10 cities in eastern Ukraine, splitting friends and relatives.

But here's what may not be as familiar: Widening income disparities are hardly limited to the commercial world, and even among very successful individuals performing similar tasks, income differences have grown.

Over time, the differences have grown, I think.

Since roughly around the time that Half Life 2 came out the differences have grown smaller as the budgets have escalated.

It is not surprising that Democrats and Republicans have different views about these questions, but what is significant now is the depth of their differences and how much those differences have grown over time.

Yet she acknowledged that the frantic pace of touring had also taken a toll on both marriages, and that last year their aesthetic differences had grown personal.

A recent report by the Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies found that "while mortality gaps in socioeconomic status have existed for centuries, the magnitude of these differences has grown substantially over time in the United States".

"The difference had grown to a 14percentt difference, and that's indeed quite large," said Jos Olivier, a senior scientist at the Dutch agency.

However, a more hardheaded analysis would show that intolerance of religious difference has grown since the fall of Suharto and the advent of democracy.

However, over the last 8 games, the points difference has grown to 10 from 7.

That objective fact vs. subjective belief difference has grown to 28% over the last couple of decades (between the 42% who think they are "overweight" and those 70% who the NIH numerically categorizes as such).