Sentence examples for growing ever wider from inspiring English sources

Is the gulf between arts and politics growing ever wider?

In Iran, as elsewhere, the gap between the rich and poor is growing ever wider.

"Outlays are projected to begin exceeding revenues in 2019, with the gap growing ever wider thereafter," the budget office said.

The gulf between American business and the Obama White House is growing ever wider, as business-friendly insiders (such as Larry Summers, an economic adviser) leave the administration.

It stealthily made its way into the sitting room, usurping the fireplace, greedily demanding its own corner spot and gradually growing ever wider; an ugly addition to our living spaces we had all learned to live with.

Decades of unquestioning adherence to neoliberal economic policies have seen the gap between rich and poor growing ever wider, but now the easy dissemination of information across the internet means that awareness of the gap is growing.

But the gulf between its military capacity and that of the United States grows ever wider.

The economic gap between the rich south and dirt-poor north of the peninsula grows ever wider, implying mounting reabsorption costs for South Korea.

This would have a catastrophic effect on a game where the wealth gap grows ever wider and competition on the field ever weaker.

Over his 17 years as a GP he has watched the family doctor's role grow ever wider as bureaucracy and medical complexity have also increased.

Instead of becoming more egalitarian, the country has become less so: the gap between America's rich and poor grows ever wider.