In the early 1970s Gregory abandoned comedy to focus on his political interests, which widened from race relations to include such issues as violence, world hunger, capital punishment, drug abuse, and poor health care.
Even more notable than the buying of government-backed bonds (short-term ones at that) was the spread between similar-term corporate bonds and T-bills, which widened from about 35 basis points to more than 120 basis points in less than a week.
As ϵ increases two branches of solutions emerge from the solutions in the homogeneous case, which widen for larger values of ϵ.
Rainwater from the region's highlands collects in the river, which widens out to one of the biggest, flattest basins in the state.
The operating loss was exacerbated by restructuring costs which widened year on year from a €4m loss in 2008 to a €9m loss last year.
The lumbar plexus is formed from tight loops, which widen in the lower vertebra.
However, from the 3rd week onwards a gap which widened between Tihan treatments and those of Thionex, in week 1, was confirmed (Fig. 7b).
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.
We perform the new ALE meta-analysis which widened of samples by including Chinese studies.
The Canarsees did, however, claim large tracts of Brooklyn, one of which was sold by Chief Gauwane and became known as Gowanus, dominated by the canal, which was widened from a natural creek in the 19th century to accommodate bulk cargoes carried on the Erie Canal.
