Sentence examples for rapid widening from inspiring English sources

"While last year's monitoring report showed a sharp rise in young single people struggling to make ends meet, this year's report shows a rapid widening of the gap between the incomes and costs of families with children".

By sucking international money into the UK, the City's prowess may also have contributed to the strength of sterling, which is now widely seen as a major contributor to the decline of the manufacturing sector, and the rapid widening of the UK's trade deficits in the late-1990s.

As experimentally observed, in the model the increase of average fluorescence is accompanied by a rapid widening of the distribution, that becomes increasingly asymmetric.

Coupled with this growth was a rapid widening of the economic gap between the rich and poor [ 5].

An article in The New York Times, written in 1893, during the 1893-97 describedn, described public improvements to relieve unemployment and said there were plenty of things that could be done to create jobs: "building of lines of rapid transit, widening and deepening the Erie Canal, improving the Mississippi, and building canals across the peninsula of Michigan".

For instance, widening rapid access to diagnostic procedures under the '2-week wait' process, and increased awareness of both patients and doctors may have led to shorter diagnosis interval delay in recent years.

Firstly, rapid channel widening, migration and cutoffs totally reworked the pre-European floodplain and were followed by active floodplain formation.

Data from the 1987 and 2006 China Sampling Surveys on Disability were used to estimate the impacts of rapid ageing and the widening urban-rural gap on the prevalence of disability.

Our finding that rapid evolutionary dynamics widened the adaptive valley for the evolution of cooperation shows that rapid evolutionary dynamics do not always increase positive assortment.

Granting membership to countries in Eastern and Central Europe made it even harder to make rapid decisions and widened the gap between the rich and the relatively poor.

Unsurprisingly, in the wake of dislocating economic crises, widening inequality, and rapid social upheaval, white Americans are spoiling for a scapegoat.