Sentence examples for generally widening from inspiring English sources

Income inequalities are generally widening globally, and this appears to be have been exacerbated in many countries due to the global economic crisis (45).

Antennae (1.28 mm long) with 17 antennomeres visible, basal antennomeres longer and thinner, generally widening and shortening toward to the apex, the 7th to 15th antennomeres compacted and cup-shaped, the last two very small.

The opposing trends in public-private pay among college- and non-college-educated workers have generally widened over the last two decades.

The spread -- the difference in interest rates between Treasuries and corporate bonds -- has generally widened since Sept. 11, although not across the board.

Workers with college degrees have indeed, on average, done better than workers without, and the gap has generally widened over time.

But, in the long run, it is also important to pay good people more, speed up their rise through the ranks, and generally widen the wage distribution in government jobs.

44 Agentic policies generally widen health inequalities, whereas structural policies can reduce inequalities or be neutral.

Although we have shown that the relative deprivation gap in neonatal mortality has generally widened over time, the absolute gap has reduced.

The inclusion of such intervals can lessen the misleading impacts of extrapolation, because they generally widen as one moves away from the mean of the data [ 4].

Removing data for crossover studies except where exact t-test or P-values were available resulted in similar results to the main analysis, except that confidence intervals were generally widened slightly due to the loss of some power.

The incidence of PPF is increasing, possibly due to generally widened indications for hip arthroplasty, increased lifespan of patients, a higher number of patients with loose implants, and patients with a revision hip arthroplasty (Lindahl et al. 2005, 2007, Schwarzkopf et al. 2013).