Sentence examples for widened under from inspiring English sources

But their differences have widened under the grand coalition.

Income disparities widened under the previous centre-right administration.

Inequality has widened under Labour and Conservative governments.

Hafsa Salim's eyes widened under her brown hijab as she asked: "Do you really just eat one of those?" "Yes," Ms. Wekstein said.

This may be an attempt to deal with the "compassion gap" that has long dogged Republicans, and has widened under the Bush administration.

That stretch of Britain's biggest motorway is being widened under a 30-year, £3.4bn private finance contract, of exactly the kind Cameron wants to extend nationwide.

It just didn't seem right," she says, bright blue eyes widening under thick false lashes.

It was, she says, eyes widening under the brim of her glossy black cap, "a new moment.

For a while his hooded, jetlaggy eyes only widen under the bill of his cap when he's talking about the "shitty" Ronnie baby-swap saga.

That debate ought to take place, although with budget deficits widening under the impact of huge tax cuts and the costs of rebuilding Iraq and waging the war on terror, the likelihood of pursuing grandiose goals in space seems as remote as the asteroid belt.

As the gulf between the super-rich and the rest continues to widen under austerity, and we are encouraged to reconcile ourselves to tightened belts and lowered standards, what might previously have been regarded as small and affordable treats – a cup of coffee on the way to work, for instance – seem out of reach for an increasing number.