Sentence examples for widened during from inspiring English sources

This athletic divide has widened during the 50 years surveyed in the Mellon study.

As a result, Clinton's lead in the polls has widened during the past week.

These schisms widened during the years of exile as leaders blamed each other for the failure of the protests.

When the camera angle widened during the announcement of Ms. Sebelius's nomination, he noted, she was obscured by the teleprompter.

That is because 80percentt of their revenues come from lending money, and their interest margin on loans widened during the year as interest rates declined.

The Hurricanes' lead grew to 27-0 by halftime, and the lead widened during a 6-minute-11-second span of the third quarter.

Since the 1970s, however, the value of rigorous summer school has gained increasing recognition because of research by a Johns Hopkins professor, Karl Alexander, and other sociologists showing that the academic achievement gap widens during summer vacations.

Inequality did widen during the years of New Labour but the record was even worse under the last Tory government, and I don't see much indication that this fact is being taken into account in these negotiations either".

Union workers, on average, get paid more than their non-unionized counterparts — most estimates put the difference at around fifteen per cent — and that wage premium widens during recessions.

The inquiry, set up in response to the gap between rich and poor rapidly widening during the 1980s, brought together a diverse group of organisations, including the Confederation of British Industry and the Trades Union Congress.

The gulf between kids with special needs and their siblings widens during adolescence, as the typical siblings begin to tie up the phone lines, venture off with friends and begin dating.