Sentence examples for widened after from inspiring English sources

Economists have long debated why America's income disparities suddenly widened after 1980.

Other small Ohio towns like these were bypassed when the route was widened after World War II.

The gap between Spanish and Italian government bond yields widened after Italy once again came to be seen as the safer of the two countries in March.

The WebMD Corporation, which makes medical practice management software, said yesterday that its third-quarter loss widened after it wrote down the value of acquisitions by $3.83 billion.

The division widened after Mr. Edwards issued a statement on Oct. 27 strongly opposing a trade agreement with Peru, now before Congress.

At the suggestion that the Knicks might be in the draft market for a backup point guard for Chauncey Billups, Walker's eyes widened after Connecticut's 97-71 Big Eastournamentnt victory over DePaul.

They are the first hint of a split that would rapidly widen after Stravinsky's dramatic successes in Paris.

New figures from the Office of National Statistics show the pay gap is beginning to widen, after years of slow but steady progress.

Another intriguing finding is that their confidence limits widen after bear markets, mostly because estimates at the lower bound become more pessimistic.

The gap keeps widening after women have children, to as much as 33%122 years after the birth of a first child.

That discrepancy is likely to widen after recent credit-rating downgrades hit Morgan Stanley, one of the last remaining investment banks, particularly hard.And even if regulators and shareholders were to agree on a separation of the two sorts of banking, it is hard to unscramble the eggs that have gone into making them.