Sentence examples for ever-widening divide from inspiring English sources

But it's not at all clear how much longer publishing, or indeed literary culture can survive this ever-widening divide.

It refers to global poverty and the ever-widening divide between the haves and have-nots.

The "us vs. them" mentality needs to come to a screeching halt if this country is going to stop seeing an ever-widening divide between left and right.

One dynamic behind all these charges was the ever-widening divide between academic paleontologists and private commercial collectors like the Larsons, who get no respect from the establishment even though their field technique and willingness to share were often exemplary.

Attending a northern university, Newcastle, I can see at first hand the ever-widening North-South divide.

Yet, the research and clinical domains seem divided by ever-widening gaps of increased specialisation, complexity and sophistication on either side [ 25, 26].

While China's ever widening class divide offends human dignity, what is really scary is the way that we have been importing it into America via a trade policy that undermines the value of U.S. labor while increasing the returns to capital invested in China.

Ciriza has a strong awareness of the commodification of spiritual knowledge in LA, which she says caters to "a never-ending, starving, bottomless gullet," ironically weakening and dividing communities by calling attention to the ever-widening material gap between the haves and have-nots.

But an ever-widening chasm exists between 2014 and today.

Our ever-widening news media lens magnifies everything.

Instead it chose to shoot from an ever-widening perimeter.