Sentence examples for narrow widening from inspiring English sources

The Faculty of Public Health's members work on issues such as obesity, poor diet, alcohol misuse and smoking, often related to poverty, unemployment or poor housing, and also to try to narrow widening health inequalities between the rich and poor.

Palate The anterior premaxillary portion is pointed and narrow, widening greatly at the maxillary suture anterior to the caniniform tooth alveoli.

A spokesman, Jeong Joon-Hee, said the North's new time zone could also hamper efforts to narrow widening differences between their countries.

His eyes, naturally rather narrow, widened dramatically.

At joints, look for joint spaces narrowing, widening, calcification in the cartilages, air in the joint space, and abnormal fat pads.

When premixed flames are propagated downward (upward), the growth rate decreases (increases) and the unstable range narrows (widens) with an increase in acceleration.

Have socioeconomic inequalities narrowed, widened or remained the same?

Third, evidence from industrialised countries [ 29– 31] demonstrates that, over time, social inequalities in many health behaviours have narrowed, widened or, in some cases, reversed.

Each one-room cabin — stained matte black — is connected by a network of wooden paths that narrow and widen and narrow again, following the natural sway of the land.

She stared at me, her narrow eyes widening.

New interventions supporting health literacy and a tobacco-free lifestyle in adolescence are needed to narrow the widening gap in existing health inequalities.