Sentence examples for widening damage from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Just a month after President Bush and Democratic leaders hailed their bipartisan agreement on an economic stimulus plan, the two sides went to war on Thursday over how to prevent widening damage from the housing crisis.

TOKYO (Reuters) — The Bank of Japan on Monday cut its assessment for most of the country's regional economies and warned of widening damage from last month's earthquake as supply problems hobble the auto industry.

The seas are and will remain a key factor in global trade and food production in the decades ahead while taking a larger role in the development of mineral resources and the widening damage of climate change.

Favored Republican constituencies — the nation's bankers, home builders, mortgage brokers, real estate agents and money managers — wanted the bill passed, and the White House and Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. were saying that the mortgage crisis made approval imperative to prevent ever widening economic damage.

They include official corruption; environmental damage; widening gaps between rich and poor, cities and countryside; and growth that is overly reliant on investment and credit flowing to state-owned enterprises.

The present data indicate that the presence of this divalent cation contributed to enhancing and widening the delayed damage to the white and gray matters of the rat spinal cord by facilitating a distinct cell death pathway.

Some business groups back that – saying the widening gap is damaging the reputation of business.

"We risk seeing arts and humanities courses and departments shut down and institutions that focus on widening participation being damaged".

(The front-page article's lead paragraphs, on how widening economic inequality had damaged the social fabric of America, came only deep in the interview, Mr. Leonhardt noted).

But none of this will happen until the public understands why widening inequality is so damaging.

But scientists were about to realize the damage society's widening sonic footprint could do to natural ecosystems.