Sentence examples for widening every day from inspiring English sources

And with the scandal widening every day, "a lot of average folks out there are worried that they might somehow be involved in it without knowing," says Carol Foyler, director of the C.I.A.'s public-information office.

In the days following the Charlottesville attack, Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina — the only black Republican in the Senate — has had a lot to say about President Donald Trump's moral authority and why he thinks the country's racial divide is widening every day.

The gulf between the expectations of advocates and the reality they face in Washington is widening every day.

No new federal stimulus package is coming to the rescue, as happened last year; there are only budget holes, more and more of which, at the state level in particular, keep opening or widening every day (witness the failed Aqueduct deal and the ill-fated soda tax).

Truth: China's emissions are as much as 25% larger, and the gap is widening every day.

The diverse group of scientists gathered in systems biology is at the forefront of devising new ways to net knowledge out of a data sea that widens and deepens every day.

With the House about to begin two weeks of intense debate over competing proposals to add prescription drug benefits to Medicare, the differences between President Clinton and Republicans in Congress are widening by the day.

While the anticipated aid, more than $21 billion, would close much of the city's $4 billion budget gap and significantly narrow the state's $14 billion deficit, Gov. David A. Paterson warned that the state deficit was widening by the day.

The dark precipice that you are trying to pull your patient back from just keeps widening and one day it becomes clear that ultimately you are powerless and are going to lose this war.

The White House injected another element into the widening disputes Tuesday, with the Treasury Department sending a letter to Congressional leaders to announce that the federal government will exhaust its ability to borrow money under current law during the second week in July.

Even as people familiar with the investigations said the e-mail and its convoluted history will form a crucial part of the inquiry into allegations of a cover-up, the scandal appeared to be widening on Saturday, as senior journalists at News Corporation's Sun tabloid were arrested.