Sentence examples for widen by from inspiring English sources

My eyes widen by the second and I'm lost for words.

Nepal is led by a fractious coalition, which the Maoists want to widen by including regional parties from the south and south-east.

This means that an initial gap of £23 between the MIG and the basic pension will widen by two-thirds to £38 (in 2003-04 prices) as early as 2010 if earnings rise by 2% a year above inflation.

But Germany's inflation rate is only 1% and it could well drop over the next year, as weaker growth causes its output gap to widen by more than elsewhere.

Many expect mortgage bond spreads, or risk premiums, to widen by only 0.15 to 0.2 percentage points, a marginal retreat from the roughly 1.5 percentage point decrease in spreads since the height of the panic in November 2008.

One of Britain's largest private equity-owned groups, Gala Coral, has seen annual losses widen by 11% as the highly indebted business struggles under worsening trading conditions at its bingo division.

The line can be rotated or widened by pinching.

In the early 2000s, they were widened by a few feet.

The ratio is widening by the year, fuelled by, and creating, even more resentment and suspicion.

And, since the late nineteen-eighties, that price gap has widened by almost forty per cent.

The commercial use of coated strip has been widened by two additional bath compositions.