Sentence examples for expanding the gap between from inspiring English sources

So before the United States continues on its current road of dismantling its version of the welfare state, of shredding its social safety net, of expanding the gap between rich and poor, Americans might do well to glance south.

The study also noted that while the firearm death rate in other countries fell between 2003 and 2010, it was unchanged in the United States, further expanding the gap between this country and the others.

Like Occupy, Hazare's grand grievance is the wholesale diversion of wealth from the middle class and poor to the unworthy few — in India's case through payoffs, patronage and thievery, in America's through tax and regulatory policies that have expanded the gap between the richest few and everyone else.

It expands the gap between valence and conduction band.

MEXICO CITY – Violence and political upheaval in Honduras in the four years since a military coup ousted the elected president have eroded the economy and expanded the gap between rich and poor, a new report concludes.

As the scope of paramedic practice expands the gap between the educational requirements of doctors and paramedics for some emergency life sustaining skills arguably becomes less apparent.

It becomes hyper-exaggerated in both directions when laws and policy are designed to expand the gaps between the two groups.

Chemical genetic studies with two known γ-secretase notch pathway inhibitors show that scl+etsrp+ cell populations are sensitive to notch inhibition thus expanding the junction gap between the anterior and posterior LPMs.

By not counting neighbors that cannot be used to expand H, the gap between limitation of H and bound function is reduced.

While the delay is minimal from a user's perspective, it does expand the time gap between the retrieval of cached and noncached pages, making the distinction between the two clearer.

Foreclosures have expanded the wealth gap between white and black households in the United States to levels unseen since the early 1980s, according to an EPI report published last September.