Sentence examples for widened consistently from inspiring English sources
In parallel with this, the wealth gap between the richest and the poorest in Britain has widened consistently since the 1970s.
In fact, the health disparities in terms of life expectancy have remained or have widened consistently over the last 60 years between sub-Saharan African regions and all the other regions of the world, with respect to gap in life expectancy at birth, at age 15 and at age 60.
The pay gap widens consistently for 12 years after a first child is born, by which point women receive 33% less pay an hour than men, according to the research funded by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
But adjusting for annual physician contact consistently widened the gender gap in relation to the more favourable recording of cardiac risk factors for men (Table 3).
During pressure control ventilation with sufficient I time to allow inspiratory flow to return to a baseline as near-baseline level, the valley was consistently widened between the peak I and E lung vibration energy, reflecting the decrease in vibration energy associated with lower end-inspiratory airflow.
By the time he did the Street Market show at Deitch he was on a whole other level, and since then he's been consistently widening the breadth of his techniques as an image maker and painter.
However, while we have enjoyed the most spectacular advances in science and technology in human history for the last few decades, numbers have shown that the gaps have been consistently widening in wealth and income.
Recent evidence shows ethnic differences in asthma symptom prevalence in New Zealand have widened, with asthma symptoms and hospitalisation rates consistently higher for Māori across all age-groups, especially children and adolescents.
According to J.D. Power and Associates (and quoted on the moveyourmoneyproject.org website), "small banks have consistently rated higher in overall customer satisfaction than their Wall Street counterparts and that gap has only widened in the last few years".
His eyes widened slightly.
