Sentence examples for widens much from inspiring English sources

He is creating a credibility gap for himself, and if it widens much more he won't be able to close it.

If the gap between the reality of what that employment is and what the government statistics measures widens much further, that market reaction will be about as meaningful as celebrating the end of the Iraq war on the day that George W Bush announced in 2003 that "the United States and our allies have prevailed" would have been.

In a recent comparison of the labour markets of the United States and Canada over the past two decades, Paul Romer of Stanford University and two colleagues found that pay inequality north of the border had widened much less than south.

Killzone: Shadowfall game director Steven Ter Heide reckons that PS4's shift toward the PC, with its eight cores, AMD GPU and 8GB of memory, will lead to an accelerated rate of evolution – in other words, the gap between PS3 and PS4 games performance will widen much more quickly.

Within a few minutes of this, the current had dramatically strengthened and the electrojet borders widened, much as in the keogram the aurora brightened and expanded to fill the nearly the entire meridian at RANK.

But Taylor, drawing on the well-known finding of financial economists that financial markets adjust within hours or minutes to new information, shows that the Libor-OIS spread did not widen much after the Lehman bankruptcy.

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.

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.

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.

But the divisions have widened.For much of this year the coalition squabbled in unseemly fashion over who should fill the plum post in Selangor, earmarked for Mr Anwar before his conviction rendered him ineligible.