Sentence examples for led to widened from inspiring English sources

As stratification further reduced the small number of procedures in the 1970s and the beginning of 1980s, unwanted uncertainty was introduced, which led to widened confidence intervals for the estimated incidences.

Hence, this also led to widened or alternative understandings and explanatory models of perceived high pressures and demands – which served to unburden the sense of individual fault and failure.

Economic growth has led to widening economic inequality and a looming environmental crisis.

Obama criticized the "breathtaking greed" that has led to widening income divide.

He criticized the "breathtaking greed" that has led to widening income divide.

Satisfying the god of the free market has led to widening income inequality, with soaring stocks and stagnant wages.

Anthem said it "could not comply with the commissioner's request which would have led to widening losses in this part of the small-group market".

Anthem said it "could not comply" with the commissioner's request because it would have led to "widening losses in this part of the small-group market" that already have hit $8.5 million.

The rising popularity of automobiles led to widening of roads and creation of Northeast (Roosevelt Boulevardd in 1914, the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in 1918, the changing of many existing streets to one-way streets in the early 1920s, and construction of the Delaware River (Benjamin Franklin) Bridge to New Jersey in 1926.

Injection of N-Ras-I24N led to widening of the embryos at 12 hpf (Fig. 4A).

Central bankers expect the fiscal rift between Germany and France to lead to widening spreads between the borrowing costs of the two biggest countries in the currency area, with bigger risk premiums for other highly indebted euro-area sovereigns.