Sentence examples for will get wider from inspiring English sources

David Colquhoun, research professor of pharmacology, University College London The existing class divide between who gets to higher education and who doesn't will get wider.

I am embarking on the biggest transfer of power to our local government in living memory George Osborne But the TUC general-secretary, Frances O'Grady, said: "By devolving business rates without any national safeguards, regional inequalities will get wider.

After 10 or 15 minutes of work, tapping and turning the coin on its edge, the riding on the edge should disappear and the edge will get wider.

Certainly, one principle enunciated by the panel will get wide support: "The private sector must play a far greater role in bearing housing risk".

"If it's a complex case, the judge will get wide discretion," said John Pottow, a law professor at the University of Michigan who clerked at the Second Circuit.

For your grand fee, you will get wide open vistas of the Manhattan skyline and views of the Hudson River all the way down to the Statue of Liberty.

What should not have been evident yet was a nasty, if occasional, variation in bounce as the ball struck either side of the cracks, which, if the sun continues to bake the surface, will only get wider and more influential.

If we continue to discourage women from pursuing technical roles, the gap will only get wider.

If this is noblesse oblige, the economic inequality gap will just get wider.

They'll probably get wider when the Brazilian rescue package proves insufficient to revive that economy and stop capital flight.

The previews of the milk spot will help it get wider viewership, said Vivien Godfrey, chief executive of the organization, known as MilkPEP.