Sentence examples for differential widened from inspiring English sources

Despite having similar registered populations to participants, non-participants had lower levels of resources at the start of the period and this differential widened over time.

As in the past decade, when American manufacturing workers saw their living standards eroded and employment opportunities diminish, farmers of the late 19th century were especially adversely affected, and income differentials widened.

But when nearly everyone practiced premarital cohabitation and direct marriage became rare, the differentials widened again.

Yet the pay differential has widened.

On average, vice-chancellors received pay awards that were four times those of lecturers and the differential has widened over time.

Last year was the first where women overtook men in part-time pay, and the differential has widened again this year – to 4 per cent from 2.5 per cent.

In recent years the U.S. has improved relative to Japan in terms of productivity and the terms of trade, and the interest-rate differential has widened in America's favor.

Also, for lesbians in Australia the wage differential is widened if they have a "visible" partner but in this case it goes into the other direction, they get a higher premium.

Maybe the run differential will widen so much that it swallows the team.

Her readers crave her attention more than she craves theirs, and the power differential, which has widened over the years, affords the occasional awkward moment.

In continental Europe, where wages are less flexible, pay differentials have not widened, but unemployment has risen steeply.