Sentence examples for widen exponentially from inspiring English sources

This Premier League financial dominance, set to widen exponentially again from next year, largely explains the overwhelming majority of players brought in from overseas again this summer, with British signings constituting a fraction.

See to it that the wealth of the country accumulates to a small fraction of the population so that the gap between rich and poor widens exponentially.

But in recent years, the gap has widened exponentially, with executive salaries increasing at four times the pace of the lowly pay hikes of the underlings, according to the High Pay Commission.

This is the kind of society we can expect to live in after the trade union movement is weakened: a society where the salary gap between employer and worker widens exponentially; where managers are free to impose any conditions they like.

Add to these the fundamental dramaturgical concern of "Why are we doing this play now for this audience?" and the question of what it means to "saying it right … correct" as Father Roger demands widens exponentially.

And then the gap widens exponentially as they make their way into the working world at a higher level while you're still struggling with a difficult transition.

The wealth gap between African-Americans and Whites continues to exponentially widen daily.

Developed by Franco Moretti, the Stanford lit-crit iconoclast, distance reading exponentially widens the sphere of literary inquiry by running plotlines, grammar, and so on through computer programs that can process far more information than any one person could read in a lifetime, opening the book to big-picture-type discoveries.

During this session of Congress, however, Democrats passed legislation exponentially widening the scope of SCHIP to include children and adults from some middle-income families.

Today, cyberspace has widened this gap exponentially.

Further, the report illustrated Washington D.C.'s culture of crony capitalism and particularly the exponentially widening trough for private companies to make obscene amounts of money from public contracts in the defense sphere.