Sentence examples for that has widened from inspiring English sources

That's a spread that has widened and worsened since the primaries began.

The population of seven million has one of the highest levels of income inequality in the world, a gap that has widened since China regained sovereignty.

The report also included a finding that in every country surveyed, girls read better than boys — a gap that has widened since 2000.

They have finally called attention to the extreme and unfair wealth gap that has widened steadily over the last 30 years.

The battle of the whales is the latest chapter in a two-year saga that has widened the rift between fans and the Kings' owners, the Maloof family.

The sidelining of a major figure like Mr. Rafsanjani underscores the deep rift in Iran's clerical elite that has widened since the election and the unrest that followed.

To the cheers of Birmingham supporters and the dismay of many others, Dr. Reynolds has fought fiercely to raise money in ways that have widened that gap with Tuscaloosa.

Over the last decade, the makers of medical devices have developed techniques that have widened diabetes management options beyond pricking the finger several times a day to test blood glucose levels.

Ms. Merkel said the crash course in macroeconomics highlighted the gap that had widened within the euro zone between countries with current account surpluses and those with deficits, and was an eye-opener for many leaders.

Six of the seven rebel governors are from the north or the middle belt, exposing faultlines that have widened under Mr Jonathan, a southerner from the oil-rich Niger Delta.

Fare structures have become a tangle of elusive discounts and incentives for early booking that have widened the gap between standard and first class passengers -- but probably united them in complaining about poor service.