Kendall added it would be Labour's challenge "to make sure every citizen can thrive when globalisation is causing such dramatic change, and leaving widening inequalities in its wake".
The families -- usually fathers first, followed years later by their wives and children -- have been swept north by the desperate torrent that carries floods of immigrants to the United States, leaving widening swaths of central Mexico abandoned.
If development strategies remain the same, the gap between rich and poor countries will widen, leaving an estimated 550 million people living on less than $1.25 a day, according to the ODI.
With 3 46 left, Louisville widened the gap to 71-62 on a pair of free throws by Shamika Ingram.
Our cities face a choice: find creative ways to integrate today's technology into their DNA or have entire systems get left behind, widening the equality gulf for people who rely on them.
But he worries that unfettered capitalism, left to its own natural tendencies, will widen disparities in wealth and power.
Carrying him away, leaving that widening blank of a woman behind him, this wimpled stranger wound the clock of Louis's life.
Gov. Ruth Ann Minner of Delaware has proposed a 26-cent-a-pack increase, but even that would leave a widening differential with New Jersey, allowing New Jerseyans to buy a carton of Marlboros for about $25 rather than $50.
A couple of armed soldiers lounged on the platform of our crowded car, protecting us against bandits; it was the rainy season, and for most of the distance we swished our way through a lake of drowned trees, leaving a widening wake astern.
The other EU members do not want Britain to leave, but widening or deepening Britain's exceptions goes against the whole idea of European integration: solidarity, common interests, no discrimination based on nationality.
