Sentence examples for set to widen from inspiring English sources

THE 11-country euro zone looks set to widen.

That budget shortfall is set to widen slightly, to 2% of GDP in 2008.

The budget deficit looks set to widen to £43 billion ($84 billion) in 2007-08, according to Citigroup, a bank.

But the biggest emerging economies are now by and large in better fiscal shape than their richer fellows, and that discrepancy is set to widen.

This is, after all, the crew running the country: and, as fraught and mismanaged Brexit negotiations continue, these bitter divisions are only set to widen.

The gap is set to widen: Chinese productivity has been growing at about 6.6% a year, more than double ASEAN's 2.9%.Indian workers are still some way behind their productivity was 27% less than ASEAN workers' in 2005.

He tweaked the bass-drum setting to widen the tone and stretch the decay, creating a new reference point for 808 users ever since.

The search for a second permanent Gypsies and travellers' site in Swansea looks set to be widened across the city after councillors threw out the recommended options.

Atlanta Avenue is set to be widened — between Huntington and Delaware streets — in accordance to the city's General Plan, which requires there to be two through-lanes traveling in each direction divided by double-yellow stripes and a sidewalk, gutter, curb and bike line on each side.

He set out to widen the scope of what counted and who was allowed to count in science while seeming only to count heads and pigeons.

Historical gaps in infrastructure spending are set only to widen over the next few years: transport investment per head will be £1,900 a year in London between now and 2020 but less than £300 in the north-east.