Sentence examples for expanding chasm from inspiring English sources
In D.C., they focused on the lack of wealth and the crisis inherent in the expanding chasm between the haves and have-nots.
These failures have expanded the chasm between the political class and civil society in a way that makes Mexico increasingly look like Venezuela, Bolivia and Ecuador before the rise of Hugo Chávez, Evo Morales and Rafael Correa.
It make the rich richer; it will expand the chasm between the ultra-rich and the rest of us.
Contemplation became morbid near-stasis; leapt intervals expanded into gaping chasms; ambiguity morphed into inscrutability.
Those tiny cracks the Social Justice Warriors and PC Police keep carving into patriarchy and white supremacy seem like chasms from where you sit, jagged expanding holes in the way the world is, or was, or should be.
Efforts at expanding health insurance coverage in Democratic-led states may create a chasm in terms of percentages of people with health coverage in Republican- versus Democratic-led states.
Phil Tester, owner of The Laurels, in Oakamoor, said the chasm appeared on Thursday morning and now stood at more than three metres (10 ft) wide and is expanding "all the time".
MINNEAPOLIS — Expanding the campaign map into a state next to his own, Representative Paul D. Ryan held his first rally in Minnesota in the dwindling hours of the race on Sunday, dividing remarks between criticism of President Obama for failing to lead and promising that a Romney White House would reach across the partisan chasm as the president had not.
This chasm will only expand if the rumors prove true that Apple will soon release its own integrated wallet system for the iPhone.
After the death of Ernst in 1976, Tanning returned to New York City and launched a career as a novelist (Abyss [1977] and Chasm: A Weekend [2004]), memoirist (Birthday [1986; expanded and reissued as Between Lives: An Artist and Her World, 2001]), and poet (A Table of Content [2004] and Coming to That [2011]).
