The phrase "even widening" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or trend that is becoming even more extreme or exaggerated. Example: The gap between the rich and the poor is even widening, with the top 1% controlling an increasing share of the world's wealth.
Almost 40% of Malaysia's population is non-Muslim and the future of the three-party coalition is under a cloud this year.Before the night of his show Mr Lambert agreed to tone down his act for the Putra Bukit Jalil stadium, tailoring it to suit local sensibilities and perhaps even widening his appeal.
27 30 The inequalities remained unchanged over time, even widening for women by WHR when stratified by education, similar to findings in other European countries.
Regarding social inequalities in cardiovascular health, however, there have been similar or even widening relative social inequalities over time [ 27, 28].
Although improving the absolute level of a population group's health is a laudable goal, it may not result in changing the group's relative level of health: The reference population's health might also improve, thereby maintaining or even widening the gap.
However, non-manual responders showed significantly greater health-related improvements than those with manual occupations, indicating that differences in diet across socio-economic groups are persisting and even widening.
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.
Structural reforms aimed at improving the supply side of the economy may even widen the output gap (already 5% of GDP) and worsen deflation.
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.
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.
