Sentence examples for widening most from inspiring English sources

An old truss bridge near Wingo Junction was replaced in 1995; it was followed over the remainder of the decade by widening most of the remaining sections between Basalt and Aspen.

The answer can be found by looking at when the pay gap widens most sharply.

But the gap widened most in Britain between early February and the end of March, points out Laurence Mutkin of Morgan Stanley, an investment bank.One step the MPC can take is to reduce the base rate when it meets on April 10th.

In addition, there has been an ongoing program to rebuild and widen most of the roadways in the park to accommodate the heavy car traffic (regular passenger train service ended in 1960).

While Terry performed in Duke Ellington's band (1951 59), his breadth of inflections and sound colours widened, most notably when he played the role of Puck in Ellington's Shakespearean suite Such Sweet Thunder.

The truth is, as the gap between rich and poor continues to widen, most Sowetans won't need to go to north Johannesburg to see how the other half live.

Since then, the scandal has widened, most recently through revelations of a study in which VW forced monkeys to inhale fumes from a Beetle in an effort to prove they were not harmful.

As might be expected, at the state level, the gap had widened most substantially in states such as New York and Connecticut.

One of the two countries where the gap between the rich and the poor widened most in the past decade, Sweden, is ranked as the most highly-taxed country, with a income tax rate of 56.5percentt.

Economic growth does not necessarily mean shared growth: in some cases it means widening inequality, most vividly in South Africa.

Widening the most congested motorways would help to meet some of the existing and forecast demand while much-vaunted road-pricing schemes are developed.