"Previous models predicted that when Enceladus was near the point most distant from Saturn, the cracks would be pulled open or widened, and the most amount of liquid would escape.
A recent study found that the racial disparity in diabetes prevalence has widened the most in normal weight and overweight people rather than in the obese, suggesting that factors other than weight contribute to the risk.
Lastly, tax authorities can factor the social and economic value of tax reforms by easing collection, widening the base and most importantly offering tax incentives for individuals investing in enabling sectors, such as health.
The deprivation gap widened for most cancers between the mid-1980s and the late 1990s.
The bio-social gap, explained as the early onset of puberty and increasing age of marriage, has widened in most low-income countries (4).
One of the two countries where the gap between the rich and the poor widened most in the past decade, Sweden, is ranked as the most highly-taxed country, with a income tax rate of 56.5percentt.
The first book in a new Johns Hopkins series, Regional Perspectives on Early America, At the Edge of Empire explores one of British America's most intriguing regions, both widening and deepening our understanding of North America's colonial experience.
This is crucial, as the Economic Policy Institute reported in 2018 that the wealth gap has steadily widened in most states since the Great Recession.
During Pinochet's time there was a massive influx of foreign capital, which produced both significant economic growth and widening inequalities, most notably during the crisis of 1983 when unemployment reached 30%and55%5% of the population fell below the poverty line.
While Terry performed in Duke Ellington's band (1951 59), his breadth of inflections and sound colours widened, most notably when he played the role of Puck in Ellington's Shakespearean suite Such Sweet Thunder.
