Sentence examples for risk widening from inspiring English sources

Government plans to expand the number of academies and create parent-led "free schools", which will control their own admissions, risk widening the gap.

However, it warns that as services offered via the internet become more complex, unreliable and expensive broadband access in many developing countries, together with power outages and a lack of IT skills risk widening the digital divide.

Further funding for "moderate" Syrian opposition groups will embolden IS and risk widening the brutal Syrian war.

The theory of fundamental causation discussed above would caution that interventions targeted at individual behaviour might risk widening inequalities rather than reducing them.

And it risks widening, not narrowing the education attainment gap".

Any experimentation with fares risks widening those losses.

And a part-time chef, Komei Chikamori, complained that Abenomics risked widening a gap between rich and poor.

This would not only infringe on the role of the U.N., but it risks widening the gap between developed and developing countries.

Four million black and ethnic minority people could see their income cut as a result of the newly unveiled budget, risking widening racial inequality in the UK.

The Conservative budget risks widening Britain's racial divide by making millions of minority ethnic people poorer at a faster rate than their white counterparts, a study has found.

Delegates to a United Nations summit meeting on poverty and development expressed concern this week that the growing power of the Internet risks widening the divide between the world's haves and have-nots.