Sentence examples for wider during from inspiring English sources

Blood vessels normally relax and grow wider during stressful conditions to allow blood to flow more freely.

Turnout among 18- to 35-year-olds traditionally lags behind other age groups, a gap that grows wider during midterms.

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas last week blasted Trump's "egoistic policy of 'America First,' " and said that "the Atlantic has become wider" during his presidency.

Sampling 300-to-500-year-old Siberian pine trees in the Tarvagatay Mountains of western central Mongolia, the scientists analyzed annual growth rings, which generally grow wider during warm periods and narrower in colder times in trees at the timber line.

It found that the median family income clearly declined in New York, California, Connecticut and Washington, D.C. Andrew A. Beveridge, a professor of sociology at Queens College who conducted the analysis, said he also found that the gap between rich and poor throughout the country had inched wider during the 1990's.

The Gnevishev gap was somewhat wider during the cycle 24 maximum.

Estrogenic production induces dichotomy in the incidence of migraine between the two genders at the time of puberty, which becomes wider during the childbearing age and diminishes after menopause [1].

The thigh bone became thicker and wider during growth, and the cross-section less circular, as muscle attachments shifted, muscles became shorter, and the growth of the leg slowed.