Sentence examples for larger wedge from inspiring English sources

"We have slipped the small end of a larger wedge into the door of this political machine," he said.

While the federal Affordable Care Act is intended to narrow the divide between those with health care and those without, in its first day of operation the Web site aimed at helping consumers sign up for health insurance – Healthcare.gov – might have driven a larger wedge between technologically adept Americans and those who have yet to fully embrace the social Web and mobile technology.

More strictly binding lower bounds for the marginal productivity of formal employment would increase inequality if they draw a larger wedge between the incomes of employed and involuntarily unemployed individual.

Some activists are already exploiting social media very effectively on questions such as fossil fuel divestment, but this is merely the very thin edge of a much, much larger wedge.

A larger wedge resected on the convexity of the kyphoscoliotic deformity results in focal coronal correction [ 19].

This was despite the fact that the thickness of the cortical layer was modelled as increasing towards distally, which means that larger wedge osteotomies should have had even stronger cortical layer for the fixation of the distal tibial fragment.

So as you can see this becomes the thin end of a very large wedge".

He is, unsurprisingly, pro-privatisation: "The private sector profit take is not taking out a large wedge of money.

A large wedge of iceberg lettuce was mated with a mound of cubed cucumber, tomato, olives, chickpeas and crumbled feta in a citrus-dill vinaigrette.

FLORENCE FABRICANT A large wedge of St.-Tropez is $1, a whole cake $12 at Marquet Patisserie, 235 Smith Street (Butler Street), Boerum Hill, Brooklyn.

"China is clearly responsible for the largest wedge of emissions in the future, but the United States is still the biggest roadblock," she said.