Sentence examples for widening differential from inspiring English sources

And one unhelpful result of high interest rates (recently raised to 15.5%) has been a widening differential with other currencies.

Gov. Ruth Ann Minner of Delaware has proposed a 26-cent-a-pack increase, but even that would leave a widening differential with New Jersey, allowing New Jerseyans to buy a carton of Marlboros for about $25 rather than $50.

A May 10 report from Bank of America Merrill Lynch finds that the trade data distortion is partially due to the widening differential between onshore and offshore exchange rates for the yuan.

Perhaps providing triage after each follow-up may have resulted in a widening differential effect of the two methods over time.

The widening differential gap in mortality suggests that people with schizophrenia have not fully benefited from the improvements in health outcomes available to the non-mentally ill population [ 2].

Additional studies are necessary supplemented with alternate methodologies to determine the reasons for widening differentials in order to better influence health policy.

Such a move would be meant to widen differentials between Japan's rock-bottom interest rates and those of other countries, making holding the yen less attractive for investors and creating more downward pressure on the currency.

Together, executives, managers, supervisors and financial professionals accounted for 60 percent of the increase in the top 1 percent's income, with a widening compensation differential between those in the financial sector and those in other sectors of the economy after 1990.

Rather than widening the differential between institutions and allowing for market-oriented "student choice", fees are, in fact, going to be very similar with seven out of 10 universities charging the full whack and none proposing a figure less that £7,500.

Sex differences in the diffusion of cigarette use within the population may underlie widening sex differential mortality in Japan.

Japan was the only population among the G7 countries with a persistently widening sex differential in life expectancy from 1950 to 1999 [ 5].