Sentence examples for permanently widening from inspiring English sources

This is what they foresee: trends in globalisation, the hollowing out of both working- and middle-class employment, and the commodification of most skills (available at a fixed price from anywhere you want: a Polish builder, a data analyst in Bangalore) are going to create a permanent, and permanently widening, gap between the people at the top and everyone else.

The first is that the package, estimated to cost $100 billion in the next year, should not permanently widen the federal deficit.

The President promises, in a second term, to expand tax-free savings accounts, cut taxes further on dividends and capital gains, and permanently abolish the estate tax — all of which will widen the widening gap between the richest and the rest.

Those concessions will likely create "a German empire" with a widening gulf between credit countries and the periphery of permanently depressed debtors that they support.

Llewellyn Thomas said that there might be two opinions as to the success of the restoration, but there was "no doubt" that widening the arch was a mistake, since "it has permanently dwarfed the proportions of the building".

"But now it's widening".

Stop the widening income gap.

Its lead is widening.

g/7) Mild widening h/9) Mild widening.

That gap is widening.

Calling widening girths!