Sentence examples for widened very from inspiring English sources

Inequality in property wealth has widened very slightly – the Gini coefficient here has risen from 0.63 to 0.64, as house prices continue to polarise between London and the rest.

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

But Simone's eclecticism has slowly widened the very definition of jazz singing.

America should be in no hurry to deploy aircraft and drones for fear of widening the very sectarian divide that it wants to narrow.

Two dorsal vertebrae were preserved with a complete, but very crushed neural arch, a neural spine with a characteristic shape: it is very widened distally and narrows downwards.

The gap between the very top and the very bottom levels widened in all racial and ethnic groups.

"I think they can widen their frontiers very soon.

But the gulf between the haves and have-nots in the banking industry is widening, imperiling the very institutions whose lending is supposed to fuel the recovery.

Try to widen your eyes very slightly as you feign slight shock at the price.

In some ways, Israel's very successes have widened the gulf.

The life expectancy at birth and at 65 years-old gap between sexes has widened through time but, in very recent years, this widening has stopped and the gap is narrowing ostentatiously: progress is faster in men than in women.