Sentence examples for may have widened from inspiring English sources
In fact, it may have widened since Mr. Dodge's debut two years ago.
Indeed, Mr. Obama may have widened his delegate lead over Mrs. Clinton, an outcome with mathematic and political resonance.
11.08am BST Imports and exports continue to fall While the trade surplus may have widened in June from last year, imports continue to fall.
"With income declines more severe in the lower brackets, there's a good chance the recession may have widened the gap," Professor Reardon said.
Mr. McCain's narrow lead in Arizona may have widened in the last few days, if the bounce that he received in South Carolina polls after his victory in New Hampshire is any indication.
Senior figures in motor racing have called for Mr Mosley's resignation, and a rift with Bernie Ecclestone, the other half of Formula One's most influential duo, may have widened irretrievably.
The shocking gap in school standards may not have widened but it certainly makes more of a difference to your life chances once your school's role becomes to provide a route to university.
"The shocking gap in school standards may not have widened but it certainly makes more of a difference to your life chances once the school's role becomes to provide a route to university.
The implication of her results is that once recreation is taken into account the differences in Americans' living standards may not have widened so much after all.Play harder, live betterThese findings are not water-tight.
The fact that pro-rich inequities have widened may imply that environmental conditions (including biological, physical and social environments) that are necessary for the propagation of these diseases among the poor have been deteriorating.
Health inequalities have widened".
