Sentence examples for merely widened from inspiring English sources

But sharp pay discrepancies between public service law and big-firm practice are nothing new, with the firms' latest increases having merely widened the gap.

The crisis has merely widened what was already a large gap.Yet the growth of emerging economies is unlikely to continue at the same rapid pace or without occasional downturns.

Charismatic Aaron Pedersen stars as detective Jay Swan, returning to his small-town roots after a stint in "the big smoke", which has merely widened the chasm between him and his former peers.

This means that the instructors who teach more than 60percentt of CUNY courses, particularly introductory and remedial courses that require the most individual attention, are paid far less than full-time faculty -- in many instances, not enough to pay their basic living expenses -- and that this gap is merely widened by the present contract offer.

More new vessels will merely widen the circle of losses, extending it from builders to shipping lines themselves, and back to even the strongest builders as competition intensifies.

Will free schools bring the UK to the top of the tables of education excellence or merely widen the gap between rich and poor?

In any case, a doorman is a true window, not one that reflects your own distorted image or offers a view of your neighbors' happier lives, but one that merely widens space.

But western governments rule that out as the start of a redrawing of boundaries in the Balkans which they have long resisted, and which could strengthen demands for a Greater Albania and merely widen the war to other fragile countries, such as Albania, Macedonia and Bosnia.

Advertising would merely widen the gap between demand and supply even further.

That's merely widening the echo chamber inside communities that dismiss traditional media as biased and elitist.

Moreover, the presently proposed across-the-board 10percentt merely widens the gap between full-time and adjunct faculty, while failing to provide adjuncts with a living wage.