It's a weak argument: state-level polls have been signaling a clear and perhaps widening Obama advantage for weeks.
If the success of conservative books is any index, her book will hit best-seller lists, further fire up her base and perhaps widen her appeal to more moderate Republicans.
Four new directors have been nominated for the board of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. in a move intended to aid the troubled company and perhaps widen the distance between it and its founder, Martha Stewart, who is facing a prison sentence after being convicted of four federal crimes earlier this year.
"The deepest fault lines of our democracy have now been exposed, perhaps even widened," President Obama said Tuesday in Dallas.
It's as if the deepest fault lines of our democracy have suddenly been exposed, perhaps even widened.
Only foreign eyes, perhaps, could widen with suitable amazement, and without a tremolo of sniggers, at the movie's lunging gestures and superheated tones.
Almost 40% of Malaysia's population is non-Muslim and the future of the three-party coalition is under a cloud this year.Before the night of his show Mr Lambert agreed to tone down his act for the Putra Bukit Jalil stadium, tailoring it to suit local sensibilities and perhaps even widening his appeal.
Car firms in Germany, such as BMW, are applying for banking licences so that they can follow Siemens's example—and perhaps also widen their customer-financing activities.Every euro countsJohn Thanassoulis, another Oxford economist, who is leading a study of European corporate finance during the crisis, sees signs of companies positioning themselves for a break-up of the euro.
Here, then, was the status quo ante on Labor Day, which traditionally is when people start paying attention to the mayoral campaign: a general expectation of prosperity and calm, a crisis mayoralty that had played itself out, perhaps a widening gulf between satisfied middle-class voters and dissatisfied poor and working-class ones.
