Sentence examples for widening says from inspiring English sources

As a result, the gap between research at universities and at institutions like Max Planck is widening, says Horst Hippler, head of the German Rectors' Conference".

Climate Gap Widening, Says UN, as global efforts to address climate change are increasingly falling short of their goals, reports Karl Ritter at the Associated Press via the Boston Globe.

The gap is widening," said Christopher JL Murray, one of the authors of the study.

And the gaps are widening, say people who have researched social factors in health.

"The trend is not good for Sarkozy, the gap is widening," said Pierre Haski, the editor of the online newspaper Rue89.

The first reversal turned a Gore victory by 6,825 votes into a Bush victory by a mere 17 votes (up from four at one point: "the gap is widening," said one Republican hopefully).

But the gap between those who are able to use computers effectively and poorer citizens with little exposure may actually be widening, said W. Frank Newton, executive director of the Beaumont Foundation of America, which focuses on digital divide programs.

"We see the operating profit margin gap between Target and Wal-Mart widening," said Wayne Hood, a retail analyst for Prudential Securities in Atlanta, who recommends that investors buy both Target and Wal-Mart stock.

For all the controversy about the dunes and the beach widening, said Professor Psuty of Rutgers, it is indeed the bay side of all these islands that probably needs some more attention.

"The gap between cities is widening," said Alexandra Jones, chief executive of Centre for Cities.

Balfour, whose projects include the M25 motorway widening, said the UK was a "challenging" place to do business.