Sentence examples for wider among from inspiring English sources

Though women outnumber men in the general population, the gap is wider among blacks.

But the gap was much wider among part-time staff, at 4.1%.

The CMI's survey found that the pay gap is wider among older women – peaking at a shocking 35% for women aged 46-60 at what should be the peak of their professional careers.

A 2014 Yale Law School study, for example, demonstrated that the divergence between religious and non-religious peoples' views on evolution actually grows wider among those who are familiar with math and science.

Notably, while traditional culture placed clear restrictions on sexual behaviour, the fact that the range of acceptable behaviour was wider among Polynesians than among the Christian explorers and missionaries who reported it has fostered a stereotype of extreme sexual promiscuity.

His team had to go back and redesign the electrical system, "making cleaner channels in between the conductive pads, and making them wider," among other things.

We did observe a consistently higher genome-wide among-host evolutionary rate for subtype 1a in comparison with subtype 1b.

It is the longest, tallest and widest among passenger vessels ever built -- not among vessels of all types.

And so his talents -- as handyman, tax preparer, investment adviser -- were spread far and wide among family and friends.

Trade connections with Islāmic lands intensified, and traders from Middle Eastern cities spread Islām far and wide among steppe peoples.

It concluded that the crisis was "avoidable" and spread the blame far and wide among policymakers and bankers.