Sentence examples for very widened from inspiring English sources

Two dorsal vertebrae were preserved with a complete, but very crushed neural arch, a neural spine with a characteristic shape: it is very widened distally and narrows downwards.

And that spread between credit growth on the one hand and economic growth widened very, very substantially.

The United States' middle class is coming under increasing pressure as the income gap between it and the very rich widens.

The gap between the very top and the very bottom levels widened in all racial and ethnic groups.

The second impetus is a very real, and widening, disparity between federal funding for the biological and the physical sciences.

Inequality in property wealth has widened very slightly – the Gini coefficient here has risen from 0.63 to 0.64, as house prices continue to polarise between London and the rest.

I am deeply disappointed with the discussion and by your failure to recognise that the turmoil after the referendum vote, a likely autumn election, the responsibility to hold the Labour party together and the very wide – and ever widening – concerns about your leadership require a fresh leadership election.

The gap between the very wealthy and the very poor is widening, even as the middle class is slowly disappearing.

But Simone's eclecticism has slowly widened the very definition of jazz singing.

Armed with this knowledge, he carried the stone arch bridge to its ultimate design form, with extremely flat arches that were supported during construction by timbering (falsework) and mounted on very slender piers, which widened the waterway for navigation and reduced scour from the current.

Again, significant interaction between Indigenous status and triennia of birth was noted, indicating that the rate of very preterm birth has widened over time (p = 0.04).