Sentence examples for widening every year from inspiring English sources

The German economy has powered far ahead of France's, and the gap is widening every year.

Women in the UK are now 35% more likely than men to go to university and the gap is widening every year.

The gap between rich and poor that we see widening every year in this country does mirror the gap in the kind of healthcare, of medical care that rich and poor get.

The gap in technical capabilities widens every year.

But as the scope of technologies widens every year, so does the expense of cooperative research.

The gap between the huge questions science is meant to answer and the grinding tedium of science as taught widens every year.

But the sizable gap between demand and supply generally widens every year, leaving tens of thousands of people on waiting lists.

What Baedeker was to the 19th century, Frommer's and Fodor's were to the mid-20th, and the choice widens every year.

The Universities UK publication, Patterns in UK HE, illustrates the trend very well: the proportion of women undergraduates is around 57%, a gap that has widened every year in recent times.

Obesity rates are highest for children from the most disadvantaged communities and this unacceptable health inequality has widened every year since records began.

The good news is that after widening year after year it is now shrinking much faster than expected.