Sentence examples for has widened between from inspiring English sources

(The gap has widened between whites and Hispanic people, too).

"Because the gap has widened between art and business, between popcorn pictures and arty films".

The employment gap has widened between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people despite a target to halve it by 2018.

Forbes's figures also showed that the wealth gap has widened between those at the top and bottom of the list.

Despite mounting government expenditure, the gap has widened between public expectations of health services and the government's ability to meet them.

He analogized it to the sports world, where the salary spread has widened between star players and others on the team.

Gaps have widened between the owners and the players, too.

Mr. Holbrooke said just before midnight that a division had widened between the Europeans, who have said that they will not pay more, and developing countries who say they cannot afford to accept increases.

Gaps in both income and opportunities for professional development have widened between low- and high-level health facilities.

In 1990, the infant mortality rate for Americans as a group was 9.2 deaths per 1,000 live births, but it was 7.6 for white mothers and 18 for black mothers--and again the gap had widened between 1980 and 1990 [[ 24], p.1].

This has widened resentment between African and non-African peacekeepers.Britain, which promises to "go the distance" with Sierra Leone, has agreed to second officers and special forces to help its army and the UN with such matters as military intelligence, tactical advice and logistics.