Sentence examples for probably widen from inspiring English sources

If these are not plugged, Germany's public deficit, already close to the EU euro-zone's permitted limit of 3%, will probably widen far beyond that mark.

The deficit will probably widen again in the fourth quarter: America's trade gap in goods and services reached $68.9 billion, a record, in October.

In China itself, entry into the W.T.O. will probably widen the gap between rich and poor, but mostly by making the rich richer.

And with nearly all economists agreeing that the Federal Reserve will succeed, sooner or later, in slowing the nation's growth, the corporate distress will probably widen.

Because this year London and the south-east can expect to prosper, while Scotland, Wales and northern England will do poorly, the gap in house prices will probably widen.

The luxury mall owner Taubman Centers Inc. said yesterday that its first-quarter loss would probably widen from a year ago and said costs related to its takeover fight with Simon Property Group Inc. would hurt its operating results.

Without the adjustment, the trade gap probably widened.

The company lost $357.4 million last year, and the loss probably widened this year, they said.

Cable riches and free agency have probably widened the gap between the richest and poorest teams, but that gap has always existed.

Consumption may be growing faster than the NSS suggests, but inequality has probably widened as well, which means that the poor are not benefiting from growth in full measure.

The first quarter of the first year, I failed to establish a classroom culture that would invest my students in our big goals, and Eric was right; I was probably widening the achievement gap, not closing it.