Sentence examples for getting even wider from inspiring English sources
The achievement gaps between blacks and whites, and Hispanic and non-Hispanic whites have been narrowing slowly over the last two decades, trends that actually keep the yawning gap between higher- and lower-income students from getting even wider.
While economic capacity has been rising at 1.9% a year over this 30-year period, wages have been rising by only 1.6%, a gap which has been getting even wider over the last decade.
And inequalities between regions would get even wider.
Monday night, the gap between number one and number two in the world got even wider.
The President's "eyes met mine and his smile got even wider," she later recalled.
Ms. Jolie's saucer eyes got even wider; her pupils were like darts shooting straight at us.
Pat's smile got even wider (an infallible barometer of all things), Chris's solos got even faster (thank God someone knows what they're doing up there), Nate's stage moves more daring (I once noticed him just to the left of me) and Taylor's drum set….well….it got pinker.
63 min The gaps are starting to get even wider in Poland's defence as they press forward in search of a glimmer of hope. Lee Chung-soo launches another counter-attack down the left, only to whack his left-footed shot into the side netting.
Racism will flourish, and that divide between rich and poor will get even wider.
One of 2014's most celebrated productions, Ivo van Hove's stark take on Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge, is to get an even wider audience as it transfers to the West End in February 2015.
