Sentence examples for from the widening from inspiring English sources

It will also seek to tackle the political fallout from the widening gap between rich and poor.

An unacceptable number of avoidable patient safety incidents result from the widening disparity between surgical innovation and the environment in which it is applied.

Promises were made, but no money was set aside to mitigate the air pollution from the dust blowing from the widening shore.

The shortage stems largely from the widening array of sports played in the city's parks and the growing number of participants.

In this country, many economic complaints — from the widening gap between rich and poor to the expense of higher education — are being dusted for its fingerprints.

So you have been encouraged to blame those who have been helped by policies designed to correct decades of discrimination instead of blaming those who are profiting from the widening wealth gap.

The outer loop lanes remain constricted in the work zone, so drivers can't get the congestion relief from the widened bridge until they actually reach the bridge.

CT scan (bone window settings) at the same level (c) shows the mass (arrow) exiting from the widened neural foramina without causing bony destruction (small arrow).

As the properties of voltage-gated Ca2+ currents were not themselves influenced by indole, the elevation of intracellular Ca2+ is likely to arise from the widened action potentials, resulting in the cell spending more time in a depolarized state.

The obvious increase in these figures when compared with those from 2008 indicates the widening gap in financial input between urban and rural areas.

Some colleges will benefit from an increase to the widening participation premium and London weighting, others will not.