Sentence examples for leaving wider from inspiring English sources

"Reducing public expenditure on pensioners as a means to increase spending on young people would not provide the answer to the challenges today's new labour market entrants face, leaving wider inequalities untouched and young people even worse off as they grow older themselves".

Friedman's large corner office has windows that are oddly small and high, leaving wide areas of wall space.

Still, there are no common standards or oversight groups, leaving wide variability in the reports and audits.

But states are still free to determine their own proficiency levels, leaving wide variations in what constitutes failure.

At various points, the city sprawl seems to rush up and then dive away, leaving wide vistas of Midtown and the Hudson River.

In countries such as Mexico, guidelines are broad, leaving wide discretion to the regulatory authority.

Limited records have left wide gaps in our knowledge.

He was left wide open on each of the 3-pointers he made.

It leaves wide open a power struggle on France's centre-right.

But it left wide open the possibility that a future, broader challenge might succeed.

But it leaves wide open the question of when the Fed will taper.