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The gap between extreme users and the rest of the population is widening, according to Arieso.
Still, the gap between extreme users and the rest of the population is widening, according to Arieso.
The gap is widening, according to a recent study by the American Association of University Women that found that just 26% of those working in computing today are women, down from 35% in 1990.
Workers' wages have begun to edge up past the rate of inflation over the last few years, but the gulf between the people who handle the sheets and the people who sleep on them is widening, according to the Fiscal Policy Institute, a nonpartisan research group.
Rather than narrowing, the pay gap is actually widening, according to arecent report by the Labor Department, which found that men's earnings are increasing at double the rate of women's.
The safety promotion concept is widening, according to the participants from ld municipalities: from issues concerning the elderly, children and traffic safety it has broadened to include crime prevention, sports safety and sometimes mental health.
The divide between "have" and "have-not" shoppers across Britain has widened, according to the Retail Think Tank, an expert panel.
The investigation, which began with accusations that the four Rio Tinto workers had conspired to steal state secrets, has rapidly widened, according to accounts on government Web sites and in Chinese news media.
Britain's industrial output fell in August and the trade deficit widened, according to official figures that break a run of upbeat reports on the UK's post-referendum economy.
The UK has slipped out of the top 20 countries for gender equality and the gap between men and women in the workplace has widened, according to a report that places Britain behind the Scandinavian countries and the Philippines.
Spreads on credit default swaps to insure Irish, Portuguese and Spanish debt all widened, according to dealers cited by TradeTheNews.com.
