Sentence examples for widening so much from inspiring English sources

But that number, as John Cassidy has written, may be widening so much that voter suppression wouldn't have been enough to do the trick anyway.

Maybe the run differential will widen so much that it swallows the team.

He also fears that the technological gap between Europe and the United States will widen so much that 'interoperability,' the ability to operate together on missions, will be endangered.

In some jurisdictions, this gap has widened so much it has become coercive and is used to punish defendants for exercising their right to trial, some legal experts say.

The implication of her results is that once recreation is taken into account the differences in Americans' living standards may not have widened so much after all.Play harder, live betterThese findings are not water-tight.

The disconnect has widened so much that the Commission and the finance ministry practically decided the Plan with hardly any analytical understanding of the various dimensions of major issues such as water management or basic healthcare across the country.

But because the gap between having a minimum wage job and living on Newstart has widened so much, there's actually no problem with the incentive to work.

As the research is widening so is our teaching.

As my horizons have widened, so have hers.

Moreover, a large proportion of Democrats in Congress, led by Speaker Nancy Pelosi, are against widening the mission – so much so that the president may have to rely on the Republicans to get backing for substantial reinforcements.

"What of the fate of Tibet?" she asked, and, "Aren't income disparities widening?" and, "If things are so much better in China, why the long queue of Chinese outside Mao's tomb?" I wanted to say, "They're making sure he's dead".