Sentence examples for even widen from inspiring English sources

Structural reforms aimed at improving the supply side of the economy may even widen the output gap (already 5% of GDP) and worsen deflation.

Whiting suggests that the Chancellor could even widen the 10% tax band by raising the upper limit from the first £1,880 of taxable earnings to £2,000.

However, it also suggests that such convergence can be expected to take place over many decades and, in the short run, enhanced rural-urban migration might even widen the income divide between the countryside and cities.

Further US research suggests this sort of government intervention (or nudge, as it is otherwise known) can boost loan and grant take-up and even widen participation in university itself.

Therefore, a higher dose of calcium gluconate may decelerate joint space narrowing or even widen the joint space.

Here, I want to emphasize and even widen this conclusion or warning for several, if not most aspects in conservation and land management that explicitly or implicitly deal with functional habitat and movements of animals.

In New Hampshire, Romney has even widened his advantage, with a Suffolk University poll released on Wednesday evening showing him with a 27-point lead over his nearest competitor, Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas).

In France it has even widened.

New York City's achievement gap between white students and their black and Hispanic counterparts stayed the same and even widened in reading on the federal tests, after narrowing two years ago.

In order to handle the "staggering amounts of cash", the bank even widened the windows at some branches to allow tellers to accept larger boxes of money.

Even as Prime Minister Ariel Sharon sends helicopters to attack the endless ranks of "most wanted" intifada kingpins, and now even widens our retaliatory action to Syria, the bombers keep coming.