Sentence examples for stop widens from inspiring English sources

Every unwarranted stop widens the gap between police and the communities they protect making us all less safe.

And please stop widening your eyes like a three-year-old.

Furthermore, bamboo stalks stop widening as they mature, therefore, unlike in trees, the chronological age of bamboo shoots cannot be determined according to annual rings.

In other words, income inequality stopped widening at last.

Last week's lecture suggested the gap had stopped widening and, "if anything", had slightly narrowed at the ages of 14 and 16.

Stop the widening income gap.

Now key players are meeting here for what has been widely called "one of the last chances" to stop a widening trail of destruction and death, which threaten the territorial integrity of Ukraine.

"The record number of unwarranted stops is widening the rift between police and the communities whose cooperation we need to fight crime," Mr. de Blasio said in a statement.

But roll your eyes as you may, your gaze is going to stop, again, and widen at the sight of one or another work of his.

The achievement gaps between black students and white students as well as between children from low-income families and ones from middle- and higher-income families are huge — and years of corporate reform didn't stop them from widening.

She also criticised Miller for her obstructive and legalistic attitude to the inquiries, as the culture secretary tried to stop the inquiry widening to the level of her mortgage interest payments with the help of legal advice.