Sentence examples for driven by widening from inspiring English sources
The return of a top echelon of executives to American cities reflects — and may well reinforce — disparities driven by widening inequality, underscoring how jobs are disappearing in other locales.
After what it describes as this "limited" medium term opportunity, Juniper said it does expect a significant increase in shipments beyond the five-year period — driven by widening scope of applicability for 3D printers and the arrival of more established printing vendors into the space, namechecking the likes of HP, along with lower price-tags for the machines.
Our price target is trimmed from 425p to 400p, with a 34p cut driven by a widening pension deficit offset by marginal upgrades elsewhere.
Chakrabarti et al. [ 13] have postulated that the opening of the CorA channel is driven by the widening of the hydrophobic pore.
Previous research on the fertility of host South Africans has shown that fertility decline for African South Africans has been driven by significant widening of birth intervals explained primarily by increases in the use of modern contraception (17).
That's been driven by an ever-widening gap between beer prices in supermarkets and in pubs, exacerbated by the social aspects of banning smoking".
But the deep rift that opened in 1990 between opponents to the American presence and the mainstream religious establishment continues to widen, driven by ultraconservatives who want some power in governing the country.
These widening disparities are driven by ethnicity, gender, place of origin and disability.
The loss, reported as an after-tax operating loss and driven by accounting charges, amounted to $16.20 a share, widening from $9.98 a share in the quarter a year ago.
Newsom's idea is one of several fixes to surface in recent years in an effort to address widening income inequality in California, largely driven by the tech boom.
