Sentence examples for have grown wider from inspiring English sources
And now, a year later, the fault lines have grown wider.
The economic power of the East Asian region and the interdependent relationships within the region have grown wider and deeper.
Perceptions have grown wider apart since Kim Jong Il's regime fired seven missiles into the Sea of Japan on July 5th.For most South Koreans, the overwhelming concern is to prevent war on the Korean peninsula or indeed a collapse of Kim Jong Il's regime either (or both) would have devastating consequences for the South.
"Until recently, it was difficult for business to say with a straight face that the administration was serious about trade," says Mr Wenk.Yet whatever the mood music, the gaps between what different countries expect from further negotiations seem only to have grown wider.
Robert Bellah and his co-authors of the landmark 1985 study Habits of the Heart illuminated the social fault lines that have grown wider in the ensuing quarter of a century.
Random bra and life facts learned: 1) Moving up from a size 34 to a 38 does not mean that your breasts have gotten bigger, it means you have grown wider.
Within 24 hours, these had grown wider than before the deal was announced (see chart 1).
With PFI and privatisation, the grey area between public and private has grown wider than ever before.
Within some rich nations -- Britain, Canada and the United States -- the gap between rich and poor has grown wider as well.
The A380 and the Sonic Cruiser illustrate neatly a philosophical dispute between Airbus and Boeing that has grown wider in recent years.
