Sentence examples for widen substantially from inspiring English sources

Our report shows gaps between people going into jobs and available jobs is going to widen substantially in Africa in the coming years".

Much, if not all, of the "Lehman didn't matter" argument depends on the fact that the spread between LIBOR — the rate banks charge each other to borrow — and government interest rates supposedly didn't widen substantially until well after Lehman went under.

Especially, as the proportion of state-owned entities in an industry increases, the income gaps among various social groups widen substantially.

Between about 1980 and 1995, the gap between the wages of high school dropouts and all other workers widened substantially.

That disparity has most certainly widened substantially since then, according to Stephen Ropel, a state statistician with the National Agricultural Statistics Service in Albany.

LONDON — The scandal that has enveloped Rupert Murdoch's media empire in Britain widened substantially on Monday with reports that two of his newspapers may have bribed police officers or used other potentially illegal methods to obtain information about Queen Elizabeth II and former Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

Financial markets clearly think inflation will rise: the expected inflation rate implicit in the differential between inflation-protected Treasury bonds and the ordinary type has widened substantially.Consumers seem to be far more worried about inflation in the short term than in the more distant future.

Monsanto's Bollinger bands have been widening substantially in recent days, indicating an increase in price volatility.

Therefore, as illustrated in Fig. 1, the burglary victimisation divide between households of non-white HRP and the base (white HRP) household widened substantially.

However, China's income gap widened substantially at the same time, and income inequality has become a major threat to sustainable economic development and continuous improvement in living standards.

Atmospheric scientist John Wallace of the University of Washington, Seattle, says the survey "makes a compelling case that the tropical belt has widened substantially over the past 30 years," and if it continues at the same rate, "it will have major societal implications".