Sentence examples for widened and spread from inspiring English sources

Papered over for two decades, the cracks from Lebanon's own brutal civil war of 1975 to 1990 have widened and spread.

According to Broglie, electrons have wavelike properties; therefore, the beam of electrons emerging from the slit should widen and spread out like a beam of light waves.

Because the rich own most of these assets, inequality is widening and spreading, and wealth is massing in financial capitals like New York and London.

When, in 1999, syphilis incidence rates begin to increase again, the distribution again widens and spreads to more rural communities (see Fig. 2).

Even so, apart from Greece, the bond spreads hardly widened and borrowing costs remain historically low.

Credit spreads have widened and shares are pitching from gloom to elation as investors look to the Federal Reserve for solace.

Career- and company-hopping are now common; pay spreads have widened and jobs less secure; people feel they are working harder than ever and are "out-sourcing" many home tasks.

That's a spread that has widened and worsened since the primaries began.

When he talks about the sport, his eyes widen and a smile spreads across his face.

They may be far more reliant on technology, but the humans are still at the helm: Optiver's traders are continually adjusting the parameters of algorithms (changing assumptions on volatility, say) or manually widening and trimming the spread to reflect what's going on in the market.Blinking fastCritics still fret.

As the pavement widened the crowd spread out.