Sentence examples for the widening of differences from inspiring English sources

Many effective interventions to reduce smoking, for example, are taken up more readily by more advantaged groups, and this can lead to the widening of differences in smoking rates and health inequities if specific actions are not taken to address this.

The widening of income differences between rich and poor that took place during the 80s (particularly from 1985) is the most rapid ever recorded.

The widening of the BMI difference between the high and low educational groups in men is a matter of concern, and this has also been reported in France [ 29, 30] but not in some other countries [ 2, 4, 31].

This has been partly responsible for the widening of bid-ask spreads (the difference between the price a trader is willing to pay for a security and the price at which he offers to sell it).

Most of that increase was because of the widening of the basis differential -- the difference between what natural gas cost at one end of the pipeline, in the producing areas of Texas and New Mexico, and what it could be sold for on delivery to Southern California.

The widening of the sutures was calculated as the difference in the distances between the dots at the first cycle and the last cycle under a load of 5 N.

A big difference is natural light and the widening of aisles.

Policy makers, Kennan said, ought to emphasize the differences among and within Communist groups and "contribute to the widening of these rifts without assuming responsibility".

This difference in trends has been the most important single cause for the widening of the socioeconomic mortality gap" (p. 309).

In the 1980s the gulf between the top and bottom 20% widened by a full 60% – much the most dramatic widening of income differences on record.

However, the first 4 years of the EDIC follow-up demonstrated a further widening of the differences in outcomes, after adjusting for EDIC baseline outcomes (28).