Sentence examples for widening from a from inspiring English sources
The group made an operating loss for the year to 30 September 2008 of £36m, widening from a £9.9m shortfall for the previous 12 months.
The carrier reported a net loss of 443 million ringgit (£81 million) in the first quarter, widening from a loss of 279 million ringgit (£51 million) in the same quarter a year ago.
Or to the joyous thrust of the basses in the Amen coda of Aston's "Gaude virgo mater Christi," as they repeat a phrase in which one interval keeps widening, from a third to a fourth and, finally, to a fifth.
The firm posted a net loss of $223 million, or 27 cents per share, widening from a year-ago loss of $142 million, or 17 cents.
Meanwhile, Microsoft's online services business, which includes its MSN portal, posted an operating loss of $732 million in the fiscal year ended June 30, widening from a loss of $74 million during fiscal 2006 due to higher content expenses and investments in its search and advertising platforms.
But while the trade deficit was healthier than previously estimated before the referendum, the ONS found that a deteriorating picture emerged following the Brexit decision, with the figures in the three months to the end of September widening from an initial £11.1bn to a record £17bn.
When the injection current increases, the FWHM of spectrum widens from 0.44 cm−1 (29.6 A) to 1.16 cm−1 (44.6 A), and even muti-wavelength lasing (>46.0 A).
In its IPO registration filings last month, Snap said it had a net loss in 2016 of $515 million, which widened from a net loss of $373 million a year earlier.
The loss, reported as an after-tax operating loss and driven by accounting charges, amounted to $16.20 a share, widening from $9.98 a share in the quarter a year ago.
Their deficit has widened from a troubling 4.4% in 2000 to an alarming 7.6% last year.
The escarpment was so steep that the median widened from a few feet to one and a half miles as the northbound and southbound lanes negotiated independent passage.
