Sentence examples for have widened from from inspiring English sources

The odds have widened, from one in ten in 2011 to one in 80 this summer.

Within the 20th century where the Brahmaputra system flows through Bangladesh its banks have widened from an average of 8km to 12km.

This year, although spreads have widened from the historic lows seen in May, they have settled at a modest two percentage points or so.The performance of the equity markets has also been impressive.

As the currency has grown to be worth nearly $8 billion, its stakeholders have widened from the early libertarian enthusiasts to include investors on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley (see "Bitcoin Hits the Big Time").

Labor's odds of winning the election are now $5.00, which is in from $6.50 just before the 50-50 Newhilel, while the Coalition's election-winning odds have widened from $1.11 to $1.17.

However, losses have widened from $682.8m in 2016 to $688.3m the year after and $911.3m in the last 12 months.

That gap has widened from a year ago.

This gap has widened from three points in 1997 to 16 points now.

Their deficit has widened from a troubling 4.4% in 2000 to an alarming 7.6% last year.

The gap has widened from 1% a fortnight ago to 3% in two-party terms.

The discount had widened from 2.8 percent at the end of 2012 and was nearly double the 10-year average of 3.5 percent.