Sentence examples for widened for a from inspiring English sources

Eyes widened for a second in legitimate fear that the Leader of the Opposition might be about to voice the concerns of Derek from Harrogate about the peace keeping capabilities of the Free Syrian Army.

The trade surplus widened for a second consecutive month in June, to 5.8 billion Canadian dollars ($5.4 billion), in line with expectations and up from 5.22 billion Canadian dollars in May, Statistics Canada said.

The socioeconomic gradient in 1-year survival often remained the same, or even widened for a few cancers, although the gap narrowed for several cancers of good prognosis.

Her eyes widen for a second.

Slow growth means the unemployment gap is likely to continue to widen for a while.

After all, women represent 57percentt of U.S. college students, and the gap is predicted to continue to widen for a decade.

And if you look at the inflation adjusted income of people without post-secondary completion, it's either flat or going down, depending on the demographic group, whereas that's not the case for those who have completed a post-secondary degree, which means the gap between those without a college education and with is actually widening for a variety of regrettable reasons.

After adjustment for differences in maternal age, socioeconomic inequality widened for women of a similar age: women in the most deprived 10th were 57% more likely to have a fetal loss or stillbirth, 85% more likely to have a liveborn baby with an anomaly, and 123% more likely to have a baby with an anomaly who died in the neonatal period.

There have been times when the swap rates have widened for particular banks (suggesting a growing credit risk) even as their Libor submissions have remained stable (suggesting that the banks' borrowing costs haven't changed).

Newham University Hospital NHS Trust for its Unique Newham Doc Route, a pre-medical school scheme aimed at widening participation for A-Level students considering a career in medicine from this diverse, socially and economically deprived borough by offering a one year placement.

But the gaps between the world's richest and poorest people have been steadily widening for years, an indicator that even if economies right themselves, there will be a huge backlog of unmet demands and needs, the kind that fuel popular unrest in an age of mass media.