Sentence examples for grows even wider from inspiring English sources

Income inequality grows even wider for these groups during retirement.

The wage gap grows even wider when we look at the numbers for women of color: African-American women earn 62 cents for every dollar earned by white, non-Hispanic men, while Hispanic women earn only 53 cents.

After the original profile ran in the Times, Goodyear's circle of readers grew even wider.

This summer, the divide between those who accept refugees and those who do not has grown even wider.

"I was very lucky," she says quietly, her large brown eyes growing even wider under expressive brows.

And the reforms for the second term are more complex than for the first, so the gap between laws and implementation could grow even wider.

Mr. Galley conceded there was no guarantee that the discounts on these funds, or closed-end funds in general, would not grow even wider.

The differences between the two sides -- sizable throughout the trial that began in the fall of 1998 -- grew even wider in November, when Judge Jackson issued his findings of fact.

In recent years, the disparity between the large- and small-market teams has grown even wider, with many clubs seemingly out of contention on opening day.

As policy increasingly favors the interests of the rich and neglects the interests of the general population, income disparities grow even wider.

The gulf seemed to grow even wider once Ciro Immobile had scored just before the interval and it really told only half the story that Dortmund restricted themselves to one more goal, courtesy of Aubameyang, in the second half.