That, in effect, widens the gap between money out and money in.
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Rising executive compensation only widens the gap between top executives and most American workers.
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It only widens the gap between the haves and have-nots, driving poverty and unrest.
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"Rather than working to close the digital divide, this action widens the gap," Ms. Clyburn said.
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I would not be at all surprised if the 9th Circuit widens the gap in filings this year.
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Crying foul widens the gap in opinions, undermining the support for and legitimacy of the system as a whole.
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It only widens the gap between the Hollywood elite and the common man, really, talking about what plane I've got.
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What's next: We'll be watching whether this move widens the gap between Brussels and Washington, where antitrust enforcers have thus far been wary of taking on Big Tech.
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Even pioneers of sales engagement are recognizing the need for evolution – yesterday's one-size-fits-all approach to outreach only widens the gap between today's sellers and buyers.
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But what do you do when every move you make just widens the gap and convinces a sizable portion of the country that you are some kind of dictator?
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The emergency declaration, on the other hand, once again widens the gap between politics and policy, reinforcing a sense that rhetoric is separate from either tangible problems or pragmatic solutions.
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Research in Europe shows that high news consumption in polarized media environments widens the gap in the perceived legitimacy of the political system between supporters of winning and losing candidates.
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Labeling every veteran a hero just widens the gap between civilians and soldiers because it creates a mythology that isn't true, and that most soldiers can't come close to living up to.
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It also widens the gap between the coffee chain and some of the nation's other top food service employers: KFC and Taco Bell parent company Yum Brands, for instance, does not offer any paid parental leave.
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By juxtaposing the operator's seemingly objective, scientific responses with his highly subjective retelling of strange and mysterious incidents, Fast widens the gap between the man's two representations of reality begin to widen — and makes his credibility increasingly untenable.
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In particular, the picture's flaunting of high-end production values only widens the gap in empathy between the well-fed and well-heeled upper echelons of contemporary art, and those who might ostensibly benefit from critiques of capitalism — the poor and disenfranchised.
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In my view ... and I think the data shows that left to its own, it widens the gap between the rich and the poor, and education — the kind of work that Reed Hastings does with charter public schools and that I care a lot about — is the counterforce to create upward mobility and opportunity.
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Later, Blair electrocutes Danny in his bath tub. Then, it is revealed that Blair's earlier boyfriends had also died in some way after meeting her. After Danny's death Mitch allows Blair to stay in the house and is falling to her temptations. This widens the gap between Jen and him.
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The film begins on Prasad (Harish) a man born with a golden spoon whose father always stays abroad and the only companion he has is his cousin Anji (Ali). Prasad oversees his father's business and fed up with the high profile lifestyle & busy schedules want to live like a normal person. He loves a charming girl Subhadra (Raasi) but misjudging him as a materialistic she refuses. On the other side, Apco / Appala Konda (Sivaji Rao) a crafty person, aspires to marry Subhadra widens the gap between two.
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In her essay “Love and Gold”, Hochschild explains that nowadays the world is facing a particular global trend: care and love importation from poor countries to rich nations is increasing sharply. Professionals from the developing countries leave their workplaces for better job opportunities and higher salaries in richer countries, usually in Europe or in the United States. However, this trend widens the gap between poor and rich countries. Today, there is a parallel trend, in which care workers started to leave developing countries to care for children, elders, and sick people in richer nations.
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What is worse is that some of the supervisors who are incapable of solving more complicated problems will become suspicious of his or her subordinates, regarding the problems as a challenge to their status and capabilities, or even as humiliation from the lower ranking staff. Such climates have gradually reinforced employees to think that it is more effective and efficient to deal with difficulties by themselves, rather than talking to their managers. The indisputability of power and authority widens the gap between different levels, while the acceptance of inequality consolidates the endurance among the bottom, stopping the subordinates seeking help from the top. There is another main perspective that leads to a larger gap between the supervisors and subordinates.
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Even though the GRC scheme is intended to ensure minority representation in Parliament, it can be said that the scheme emphasizes racial consciousness and hence widens the gap between races. It may undermine the esteem of minority candidates as they would not be sure if they are elected on their own merit, or due to the scheme and the merits of the rest of the team of MPs. This would result in minority candidates resenting that they are dependent on the majority to enter Parliament, and the majority candidates believing that minority candidates have insufficient ability. It has also been claimed that the GRC scheme demeans the majority of Singaporeans as it assumes that they are not able to see the value or merit of minority candidates, and only vote for candidates with whom they share a common race, culture and language..
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