Sentence examples for has even widened from inspiring English sources

In New Hampshire, Romney has even widened his advantage, with a Suffolk University poll released on Wednesday evening showing him with a 27-point lead over his nearest competitor, Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas).

In France it has even widened.

Despite advances in medicine and public health, glaring inequalities in access to health care and health outcomes within and between countries persist and have even widened in some countries, including the Philippines.

Despite achievements in the second half of the 20th Century in improving life expectancy and child survival, inequities in health have persisted and in some cases have even widened [ 6].

Large geographical and socioeconomic inequalities in maternal and child health status and access to health services continue to persist in India and have even widened across states, between rural and urban areas, and within communities (5).

Significant racial and income disparities in birth outcomes exist in the US [ 1] and have persisted or even widened, despite a concerted research and practice effort aimed at reducing these disparities [ 2].

Widening inequities may imply that the poor's access to the appropriate preventive, curative and rehabilitative interventions has not improved or has even declined.

"The deepest fault lines of our democracy have now been exposed, perhaps even widened," President Obama said Tuesday in Dallas.

It's as if the deepest fault lines of our democracy have suddenly been exposed, perhaps even widened.

Denmark had the highest incidence rate throughout the entire study period, and in later years the difference between Denmark and the other countries even widened.

Regarding social inequalities in cardiovascular health, however, there have been similar or even widening relative social inequalities over time [ 27, 28].