Sentence examples for widened further with from inspiring English sources

This linguistic rift widened further with my mother.

Her exposure widened further with the 2009 movie "The Proposal," in which grandma does strange tribal incantations in the woods, and with a Snickers commercial unveiled during the 2010 Super Bowl, in which grandma plays tackle football.

Prime Minister Iyad Allawi of Iraq urged Egypt not to give in to demands set by the captors of an Egyptian diplomat in Baghdad, as the spate of kidnappings in Iraq widened further with the abduction of the director of a state-owned construction company.

This gap between Shiah and Sunni widened further with the murder of Ali's son who had seized the title after Ali's death.

The range of motor phenotypes associated with C9ORF72 expansions was widened further with expansions found in multiple cases of a cohort of Huntington disease-like syndromes and "other neurodegenerative diseases" (excluding ALS and FTLD) [ 1].

Under her successor, Angela Ahrendts, the Halifax-born son of a carpenter and a window-dresser for Marks & Spencer saw his role widen further, with responsibility for designing the fashion group's stores and even its new corporate headquarters.

Last year he won a vote to introduce a marquee player exemption but he says the gap will widen further with the impact of a new television deal in Australia which will result in another significant increase in the NRL salary cap to well over £5m, compared to just £1.8m in Super League.

In the early years of secondary school the gap widens further, with boys outstripped by girls in English by 12 percentage points at age 14.

Instead of focusing on real spending cuts they offer merely lowers rates of spending growth, or demand higher taxes to narrow the deficit, which only widens further with every tax hike.

The rift between the United States and South Korea widened further after President Bush made a speech last year grouping North Korea with Iraq and Iran in an "axis of evil".

The bilateral deficit widened 10.2 percent in the first five months of this year compared with the gap in the period a year earlier, and preliminary data suggest that it widened further in June.