Sentence examples for which widened from inspiring English sources

The run was his 114th, which widened his edge over Bautista to 23.

Mr. Cornejo's big easy jumps, which widened and rose at their apex, were a particular delight.

Equal pay campaigners believe transparency in pay is the first step towards closing the gender gap, which widened last year.

It earned its spot among the fragile five thanks to its large current-account deficit, which widened to a record $10 billion, or 4.4% of GDP, last summer.

One factor was the rise of inflation, which widened the gap between a company's book value on its balance sheet and its market value.

In 1936 he advocated a united front with the Communists, which widened in 1938 as an anti-Fascist popular front, resulting in his expulsion from the Labour Party.

On the one side, there is the meritocracy, which widens inequality.

Dipyridamole, which widens (dilates) the coronary arteries, decreases platelet adhesiveness to damaged endothelium.

"China opposes any non-constructive words and acts which widen division, exaggerate antagonism or create tensions".

The race is on an interconnected lake system which widens and narrows and undulates.

But the piece is as much about coastal planning and policy as science, which widens the range of voices that are suitable.