Sentence examples for has widened with from inspiring English sources

But India is a place for seeking, not concluding, and here the chasm between what I wonder and know has widened with time.

But since 1991, as improvements in screening and treatment came into use, the gap has widened, with no signs of abating.

But this ugly trend has widened with the latest controversy, which takes the objection from religious grounds to grounds of cultural accuracy, or a nebulous "respect".

But one must also consider that while UEFA might have widened its range, the scope of the European Championships has widened with it (only eight teams competed for the Euro 88 title in West Germany).

Users who make nine edits or fewer each month are at least 15 times more likely than regulars to have their changes undone — an expert-amateur gap that has widened with time.

The controversy surrounding Goldman Sachs' attempts to act as both a financial adviser and bidder for companies has widened with the revelation that it made overtures about taking over BAA while pitching for the mandate to defend the airport operator.

The struggle for civil rights had widened with the rise of militant black power groups.

However, the gap between innovation and STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) seems to have widened with the startup boom in recent years.

Spreads on commercial mortgage-backed securities have widened with the turmoil in the wider debt markets and the cost of commercial mortgages has risen, even as real estate fundamentals are improving.

Therapeutic options for the treatment of acute manic episodes have widened with the availability of atypical antipsychotics.

2 In the UK, although childhood overweight prevalence has stabilised, socioeconomic disparities have widened, with increasing trend in more deprived subpopulations.