But Apple's still ahead, and the gap is getting wider.
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The EU's east-west fault lines are getting wider as well.
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The gap between north and south in Germany is getting wider.
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These cracks were getting wider from freezing and thawing, and moisture.
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"The range for sea level rise is getting wider," the scientist said.
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It seems like the top of the funding funnel is getting wider.
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The U.S. faces a yawning doctor gap, and it's only getting wider.
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The gap between the rich and everyone else is only getting wider.
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And, thanks in part to social media, that divide is only getting wider.
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And it will keep getting wider if Skydio ships more updates like today's.
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The cracks are getting wider from freezing and thawing as well as moisture.
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The world might be getting smaller, but is the distance between us getting wider?
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Now, it's getting wider and wider because a lot more women are asking for it.
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The social, mental and emotional gap between those two groups is getting wider and wider.
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For months now, he's been on a downward spiral that keeps getting wider and weirder.
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Related: Why the tires at the Tour de France keep getting wider and the pressure lower
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The husky kept circling us, making sure no one got left behind, every loop getting wider.
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As the midterms show, the partisan divide is only getting wider, on climate like everything else.
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The field of view is getting wider, though still not approaching the 150+ degrees of human eyes.
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When the 23-year-old stood another match point down two games later, the hole was getting wider.
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Another notable statistic in the ITU report is the state of the gender divide, which is actually getting wider.
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The divide between the foreign policy elite in Washington, D.C. and the American public is wide and getting wider.
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That puts them nearly three years behind higher income peers by the end of fifth grade, and the gap just keeps getting wider.
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ISTAT said the gap between births and deaths was getting wider, with just 67 newborns last year for every 100 people who died.
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The candidates who found support among the Democratic establishment — Hillary Clinton, Al Gore and yes, Barack Obama — won the nomination by getting wider backing.
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I think they're superstars in our world, and it's great that they're getting wider recognition these days, for all the time and effort they put in.
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But what's really dismal is that even reforms that could keep the gap from getting wider—ending the mortgage-interest deduction, challenging residential segregation—are politically toxic.
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While growth stocks have crushed value stocks throughout the 10-year bull market, Kostin said the gap between the groups was actually getting wider in the slowing economy.
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The settlement could set "the ground rules" for getting wider acceptance for Nord Stream 2, according to Trevor Sikorski, an analyst at Energy Aspects, a market research firm.
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RL: I think, in some ways, the play mirrors our own inequalities—where the class gap is just getting wider and wider right now—but on a data level.
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While no fissures have opened on Highway 130, one of the major roads leading to the east side of the island, "the cracks are spreading" and getting wider, Magno added.
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And then the gap just keeps getting wider after that; it shows we will generate the same amount of return at $2000,21 than we were at $2000,28, and so on.
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It wasn't until a few years later with the iPhone X, when the standard iPhone started getting wider and taller, that we saw super big jumps in its battery capacity.
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Unfortunately, the "valley of death" is getting wider, while venture capital (VC), the largest source of private funding for high-risk, high-reward start-ups, is getting harder to obtain.
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Troubling technical signs were already appearing in Chinese markets, Maley said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation, " but those "cracks are getting wider" and spilling over into the broader emerging markets space.
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Nilay Patel: Is this one of those things where you changed it but now there's not a slider to indicate that it's getting wider, so people just don't realize it's happening?
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"The poverty gap is getting wider and wider, even though the government keep saying they're trying to improve," said Venus Wong, 27, who works in marketing and joined the protests in June.
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But if the cracks in the relationship keep getting wider, then the ramifications for US foreign policy and national security are staggering — and the Trump administration will be held accountable for the fallout.
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"The gulf between the Trump administration and the Chinese is as wide as the Pacific and it looks like it's getting wider because the Trump administration thinks they are winning," Kennedy told CNBC.
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In a few years, that shoe is likely to be on the other foot: Conventional cars will actually be more expensive than electric cars, with the gap getting wider with each passing year.
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"It does seem a shame" that Stephen Chow's "exhilarating, bizarre, good-hearted, blatantly obvious sci-fi-fantasy-slapstick eco-fable isn't getting wider fanfare," Glenn Kenny wrote in The Times about this Asian blockbuster.
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Why this matters: Trump continues to try to discredit Special Counsel Bob Mueller's Russia probe even as the scope of his investigation is getting wider and several former Trump associates have been indicted or charged.
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And it comes at a time when American internet users are paying far too much in markets where there are few if any choices for high-speed access, and when the digital divide is only getting wider.
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Aihui Ong was helping a friend at a farmers' market, when the then-software engineer spotted a gap in America's food chain: Smaller-scale food makers had trouble getting wider distribution and onto the shelves of bigger supermarkets.
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Otherwise, to remain viable at a time when the average citizen is getting wider and wrinklier, "our NHS" must tighten its belt by £30 billion by 2020, less than a third of which will be met by additional spending.
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As compared to Lego sets from years ago, the cars seem to have grown larger — evolving from four- to six-studs wide — and the roads appeared to be getting wider, while the sidewalks were getting more and more narrow.
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While second-guessing the marketing strategies of movie conglomerates is happily not the concern of this reviewer, it does seem a shame that this exhilarating, bizarre, good-hearted, blatantly obvious sci-fi-fantasy-slapstick eco-fable isn't getting wider fanfare.
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" Eric Schweitzer, president of the DIHK Chambers of Commerce, told Welt am Sonntag the German economy had for decades counted on open markets and a reliable global trading system but added: "Every day German companies feel the transatlantic rift getting wider.
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It's already eaten up two homes, a boat, and a hot tub, and it's only getting wider—prompting local law enforcement in the Florida town to warn a few nearby residents that they may need to evacuate at a moment's notice.
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"The Fed is going to continue to be glacial in its normalization and that will limit the upside of the US dollar and if I'm right on the current account deficit getting wider then that will also limit the upside of the US dollar," Roach said.
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"Whether it is Theresa May's car crash Brexit, or Jacob Rees-Mogg's disastrous no deal Brexit, one thing we know about Brexit is that it is an unholy mess and the gap between what we were promised and the best we can hope for is getting wider every day," Umunna wrote on Twitter.
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"The digital skills gap in the UK has been long talked about, but the hard truth is, it's getting wider... While there is much for [the] government to do, companies need to engage with education, to foster new digital talent and provide stronger local networking opportunities to open up dialogue with students and universities," said Michael Gould, CTO and founder of British tech unicorn Anaplan.
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The reason for the change cited by the Minister for Trade and Industry Lim Hng Kiang was that since the range of new securities and assets was getting wider and more complex, this made it "very cumbersome" for the President to have to approve every new recommendation for such purchases..
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Thakkar Bappa Colony is a residential and commercial area of suburb Chembur, Mumbai. It is most famous for its shoe markets which are produced by the local population.Shoe which are made here can be found in some of the biggest stores in india.The market is getting wider day by day even across the boundaries.
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The simplest browns are filamentous—that is, their cells are elongate and have septa cutting across their width. They branch by getting wider at their tip, and then dividing the widening. Aside from filamentous forms, there are two main types of tissue organization in the brown algae: pseudoparenchymatous (haplostichous) and parenchymatous (polystichous). The fronds may be multiaxial or monoaxial.
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After one year of its implementation in schools, the results were surprising and very positive for students. It started getting wider acceptance with education ministry of Indian Government and state governments. Many schools started including it in their curriculum. Science of Living got very positive feedback from teachers, student and parents on the student's emotional and overall development as such.
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It then flows westward past the community of Rebuck, and the Rebuck Church before turning southwest and then west again. The creek's valley begins getting wider as it passes St. Peters Church and leaves Washington Township. Schwaben Creek then enters Jackson Township, where it bends southwards, picking up Mouse Creek at the community of Red Cross. The creek then turns northwest and flows under Pennsylvania Route 225 to enter Mahanoy Creek.
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Serbia in 2010 Subotić was eligible to represent the United States, Serbia, or Bosnia and Herzegovina. During September 2008, when the issue of his national team eligibility first started getting wider coverage in the football media, playing for Croatia or even Germany were mentioned as possibilities as well. Both options, however, were soon revealed to be media concoctions more than anything else. Bosnia and Herzegovina fell out of the running early as Subotić publicly rejected overtures by the country's football officials and head coach Miroslav Blažević.
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These problems are not only seen by people who are older and have experienced much. Now, as people look at people who are different from themselves with negative perceptions, the meaning of kkondae is getting wider and the people living in Korean society tend not to push or persuade their opinions and thoughts compared to the past. This may be a good thing, but from a different point of view, freedom of expression is gradually disappearing in that it can not express its opinions and thoughts frankly.
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In increasing laser intensity the anticrossing gap was getting wider, lifting the wave packet to the 0ω limit and dissociating the molecule with very small KER. The experimental signature of the ZPD was a proton peak at zero KER. Moreover, the probability of a proton being promoted to this peak was found to be independent of the laser intensity, which confirms that it is induced by a zero-photon process because the probability of multiphoton processes is proportional to the intensity, I, raised to the number of photons absorbed, giving I0 = const.
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