Sentence examples for widening life from inspiring English sources
"Health and social policies are needed to curb widening life expectancy inequalities," Prof Majid Ezzati argues.
While Mr. Bloomberg has been accused of enacting nanny-like public health measures, he trumpeted his antismoking policies for helping to widen the life expectancy gap between the city, which has annually had record life-expectancy highs, and the United States.
The patient frowns and says he gets 'bored with life' widening the perspective towards his broader life experience.
Public opinion has shifted, spurred by the exoneration of scores of death row prisoners as a result of improved DNA testing and the widening use of life sentences without possibility of parole.
There are already massive inequalities in the state pension, with a woman in Corby expected to receive £67,000 less than someone in East Dorset due to widening gap in life expectancy.
A pair of reports out this month affirm that the rising tide of American health is not lifting all boats, and that there are widening gaps in life expectancy based on the interwoven variables of income, race, sex, education and geography.
The widening gap in life expectancy between these two adjacent Florida counties reflects perhaps the starkest outcome of the nation's growing economic inequality: Even as the nation's life expectancy has marched steadily upward... a growing body of research shows that those gains are going mostly to those at the upper end of the income ladder.
50 All of these factors may have contributed to the overall substantial and widening gap in life expectancy for people with mental illness in this study.
Increasing income inequality across the country over 10 years had the effect of widening inequalities in life expectancy, whereas the decreasing unemployment gap was associated with reduced health inequalities.
One recent study, by the London Health Observatory, showed a widening gap in male life expectancy between rich and poor parts of London.
Dr. Singh said last week that federal officials had found "widening socioeconomic inequalities in life expectancy" at birth and at every age level.
