Sentence examples for will widen further from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will widen further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is expected to increase in size, scope, or extent beyond its current state. Example: "As the project progresses, we anticipate that the scope of our research will widen further to include additional variables."
Inequalities will widen further.
The gaps between strong and weak institutions will widen further.
The income gap between rich and poor countries will widen further.
The statement called the government's decision to enforce Israeli law through such removals, "an act that will widen further the schism between the people and the army".
As further cohorts move to secondary school, it appears likely that the gap between schools serving poorer areas and those in more affluent parts of the city will widen further.
If capital accumulates at 2% a year and incomes at 1% then the historical gap will widen further, threatening democratic and accountable institutions with a reimposition of the old familiar oligarchies.
That gap will doubtless widen further as the poor suffer disproportionately from climate disruption, the spread of toxic chemicals, and an extinction episode unmatched in 65 million years, threatening the natural services upon which people are utterly dependent.
The bad news is that this will widen inequality further, as it does nothing to help the poor, the young and ordinary strugglers who don't have assets.
But the number of well-off boys who are overweight or obese is expected to fall to one in six in that time, underlining that obesity's already stark class divide will widen even further.
By 2003-04, the gap between the MIG and the basic pension will widen still further to £100 and £77 a week respectively.The second stage in Labour's new plan is the introduction of a pension savings credit in 2003-04.
When CableLabs-certified modems start being bundled into PCs, which is expected to happen within a year, the market will widen ever further and at a faster rate than if sold on a standalone basis.
