Sentence examples for widens because from inspiring English sources

The unemployment rate climbs, the budget deficit widens because of automatic stabilizers, home prices keep falling, bank losses are much larger and protectionist pressures come to a boil.

The jaw line seems to widen because of the jowls.

But the company projected that losses would widen because of spending to support St . Judes sales force.

While strong sales growth tends to boost Intel's profit margins, the company also expects to see margins widen because of the shift toward more profitable products and increases in production efficiency.

"The difference has widened because of the recession," he said.

The companies beat analysts' earnings estimates, as refining margins widened because prices for crude oil fell faster than oil products.

Austria had also seen its bond spread widen because of fears about its banks' exposure to Eastern Europe.

It boils down to this: The academic gap is widening because rich students are increasingly entering kindergarten much better prepared to succeed in school than middle-class students.

It continues to fire the plugs when they are fouled by carbon or other deposits or when the spark gap has widened because of erosion of the points.

The effects of such poisoning can be widened because cough syrup is frequently abused by people who use it to get high.

The current-account deficit (the difference between national spending and national income) need not widen because national saving would be unaffected by the reform.