Sentence examples for increasingly widening from inspiring English sources

Along with the twins, I remember there were increasingly widening cracks in the walls of my study.

Multinational companies are increasingly widening their recruitment pool, he said: Although the ranking's top 20, led by Oxford, Harvard and Cambridge, still reads like most conventional academic listings, institutions that focus on providing graduates with a broad skill set are winning more recognition, irrespective of their country or region.

"There's an increasingly widening understanding of the variety of cultural markets and people's tastes for small local theaters, different size venues that produce different kinds of cultural events," said Susan V. Berresford, president of the Ford Foundation, which has given Lincoln Center a $15 million grant for its redevelopment project.

"With the increasingly widening polls in North Carolina, we will continue to allocate resources, including key senior staff, to other states," said Michael Levoff, a Romney campaign spokesman.

With rapid advances in large scare genome sequencing technologies, there is an increasingly widening gap between the number of newly found proteins and the completeness of their annotations, which requires a faster and more effective way to annotate unknown proteins automatically.

While the differences in levels of economic development were minor throughout the country before 1992, the gaps have been increasingly widened afterwards.

Grilled octopus, grilled fish of some kind; warm, slow, moving freckles of light on water; painted boat, stubby raised bows, dropping away to low sterns; heat, breeze; mind increasingly undecided; widening sense of grace and humour that alcohol at its best brings; Saki at lunch after a morning of Hemingway".

In contrast to 1995, when Speaker Newt Gingrich led his band of "revolutionary" Republicans into the last battle that shuttered the federal government, this time a small but powerful group of outspoken conservative hard-liners is leading its leaders — and increasingly angering a widening group of fellow Republicans.

South Koreans have grown increasingly distressed over the widening gap between rich and poor, while also worrying about the world's financial crises, which many officials here attribute in part to profligate welfare spending.

The new technology and industry have produced a growing middle-income economic group of technocrats that is increasingly aware of the widening gap between the ruling families and the rest of the population.

On the impoverished Isla Tierrabomba, Cartagena's lavish skyline gleaming in the distance, he coaxes a fisherman to proudly proclaim the triumph of happiness in a place of destitution -- an apt scene in a world growing increasingly polarized by the widening wealth gap.