Sentence examples for widening opinion from inspiring English sources

Even more dangerously, the gulf between business and the rest of the country is widening: opinion polls show that American businesspeople are losing faith in their country even as ordinary Americans are losing faith in business.

As the political divide widens and opinions harden, the stakes have grown vastly higher.

He stressed that despite the widening spectrum of Jewish public opinion, the majority of Jews hold various political positions within a pro-Israel framework.

Between these two camps of widely differing popular opinion, the gap is widening.

The demographic and economic decoupling of Germany and France is now complicated by a widening gap in French and German public opinion - and a convergence of French attitudes with those in southern Europe.

Or to put it another way he was too polite to the candidate who is widening her lead over him in national opinion polls.

The poll of those who follow global warming most closely exposes a widening gulf between political rhetoric and scientific opinions on climate change.

Analogous shifts in opinion are changing today's policy debates and widening the contradictions in policy purposes.

"I don't think it is necessarily going to help the cause of widening participation," says Ebdon. "The grant has been, in my opinion, one of the things that – in widening participation – is making it possible for youngsters to come to university.

The Occupy Wall Street movement's success can be measured in part by how public opinion has changed about such issues as corporate profits, widening inequality and excessive executive compensation.

The gulf between Haaretz and mainstream political opinion only widened in the nineteen-eighties.