Sentence examples for widened less from inspiring English sources

Look at statistics on spending and you find that the gaps between top and bottom have widened less than for income.

Adams, still a boy, could not guess how intensely intimate this London grime was to become to him as a man, but he could still less conceive himself returning to it fifty years afterwards, noting at each turn how the great city grew smaller as it doubled in size; cheaper as it quadrupled its wealth; less imperial as its empire widened; less dignified as it tried to be civil.

In a recent comparison of the labour markets of the United States and Canada over the past two decades, Paul Romer of Stanford University and two colleagues found that pay inequality north of the border had widened much less than south.

The difference between what banks pay to borrow and what the Treasury pays has widened from less than half a percentage point in the spring to more than 2.2 percentage points Tuesday.

Every successive release has seen him expanding his sonic palette – the baroque instrumentation of 2012's Put Your back N 2 It, Too Bright's laser-guided electronics and threatening atmospheres from 2014 – and the topical breadth of his lyrics have widened accordingly, less centred towards explicitly personal fare.

Hoxb5 siRNA treated lungs developed short, widened, and less-organized branching similar to what we have previously reported with Hoxb5 siRNA inhibition [ 10, 11].

In this part of its course, the Ob flows in a complex network of channels, with the main bed widening from less than 1 mile (about 1 km) on the higher reaches to nearly 2 miles (3 km) at the confluence with the Irtysh and becoming progressively free of shoals.

This cause the XRD peaks to widen becoming less intense.

The periplasmic space was measured in both wild-type and aflagellate strains, and found to widen by less than the diameter of flagella when the latter are present.

Those of larger members have also widened, but by less.

Career- and company-hopping are now common; pay spreads have widened and jobs less secure; people feel they are working harder than ever and are "out-sourcing" many home tasks.