Sentence examples for this widening gap from inspiring English sources
Either CEOs have become three times more effective in two decades, or there are structural reasons behind this widening gap.
Something rather ugly boiling in Britain is this widening gap between the rich and poor and the accompanying dialogue – there's a lot of rhetoric widening the gulf.
Bridging this widening gap brought out the worst in just about everyone who had anything to do with money from 2003 to 2007.
This widening gap between public opinion and discriminatory laws means anti-gay forces will have a harder and harder time selling their views.
The chance that this widening gap in achievement could lead to a spiralling loss of self-esteem is a real danger, she says, and one that can have lifetime effects.
To address this widening gap between rich and poor, the Foundation wants the national minimum wage increased in line with both the rising cost of living and increases in average earnings, and for employers to pay the living wage when they can afford to.
But, goes the counter-argument, the very threat that shareholders could nix egregious packages might put downward pressure on rewards that have got out of control.At the root of all this is the widening gap between executive pay and corporate performance.
"Waiting for 'Superman' " doesn't explore the deeper changes in American society that have led to this crisis: the widening gap between rich and poor, the loosening of the social contract, the coarsening of the culture and the despair of the underclass.
This adds to the widening gap between the rich and poor in this country, snuffing out a middle class that helped power the U.S. economic engine for much of the 20th century.
"At the core of this crisis is the widening gap between people's aspirations and the capacity of political institutions to respond to the demands of society.
This scholar strongly defended the widening gap between military norms and those norms of tolerance and inclusion that were spreading in American society.
