widening gulf

I say widening gulf, but that perhaps is the wrong way of looking at the problem.

Later, the subject of children did contribute to the widening gulf between them.

Despite the widening gulf between rich and poor, there are more wealthy people than ever before.

It was always my intention to put the money back, but the widening gulf between us made that point academic.

Whatever the reasons, the result is a widening gulf between voters and non-voters.

Often it is the school's guidance counselors who must try to bridge the widening gulf between children and parents.

For the first time, she felt the widening gulf between her, and the people she had grown up among.

Marissa watched him go, lamenting the widening gulf separating them.

It is supposed to take the sting out of the widening gulf between the have-mores and the have-nots.

And, we cannot deny that there is a widening gulf between citizens' expectations of Europe and the issues it actually deals with.

As in other sectors of the unbridled market economy, this imbalance leads to a rapidly widening gulf between rich and poor.

A blame-game question is emerging: Who is responsible for the widening gulf between majority and minority?

He described New York as a city that worships wealth, but warned of the widening gulf between its rich and poor.

More than at any time since the Depression, the widening gulf between rich and poor threatens to violently unravel American society.

They stared at each other across the widening gulf of who they were and who they could not be.

There will be no one left with the wherewithal to bridge the widening gulf between those who have and those who don't.

Many academics and advocates for the homeless cite a widening gulf between income and rents.

I was certain of that because I remembered clearly feeling a widening gulf between Nixey and myself.

The widening gulf between principles and practice is due, in my opinion, to the fact that the character of wars has changed during the last 50 years.

It marked the beginning of a widening gulf between the monarchy and the far right of Flemish nationalism.

His case sparked a nationwide debate about the erosion of discipline in sports and the widening gulf between players and authority figures.

Wil could sense the distance separating them, a widening gulf caused by her certainty that he would be leaving her once again.

The problem of wealth concentration, she taught him, had been the key to the last two centuries-the widening gulf between the haves and have-nots.

"This widening gulf breeds despair and instability.

For there, Lord, as Thou knowest, and not in his poor father or my unworthy feelings, is the true, widening gulf between us.