Sentence examples for widened growth from inspiring English sources

The major developmental phenotype includes widened growth plates of long bones with increased chondrocyte proliferation and thickness of the hypertrophic zones.

That has helped pace the United States recovery that is creating a widening growth gap between the two sides of the Atlantic.

The widening growth gap between  Britain and countries in the euro currency union is likely to bolster the increasingly powerful camp within the  Conservative Party of Prime Minister  David Cameron that is pushing the government to reduce its participation in  the European Union.

First it was a porn scare, and then it was widening growth against competitors like SocialCam and Viddy.

The situation is different in tree trunks, however, where there is a secondary cambial meristem from which secondary, or widening, growth is established.

Inflation jumped more sharply than expected to 1%, the highest level in almost two years, Britain's trade deficit with the rest of the world widened, as growth in imports rose faster than exports, and retail sales were flat as shoppers were put off by higher clothing prices and exceptionally warm September.

French intellectuals will soon have Jean-Pierre Chevènement's "Is France Finished?" on their shelves alongside Eric Zemmour's "French Melancholy".The immediate explanation for this asymmetry is the economic crisis, which has not just shaken Westerners' confidence in the system that they built, but also widened the growth gap between mature and emerging economies.

Real hourly compensation growth failed to keep pace with accelerating productivity growth over the past three decades, and the gap between productivity growth and compensation growth widened.

But the wealth gap is widening and growth has stalled in the past year.

And that spread between credit growth on the one hand and economic growth widened very, very substantially.

From the twelfth century, educational opportunities widened and a growth of lay education cumulated in the Education Act 1496.