Sentence examples similar to Protracted gap from inspiring English sources

The IMF looked at Protracted Large Output Gaps — PLOGs — and found that in general inflation gets squeezed toward, but not below, zero: And our own history actually points in the same direction: the 1930s were marked by sharp deflation in the early years, but considerable inflation as the economy partially recovered, even though unemployment remained very high.

A leadership gap or protracted delay in finding a suitable replacement can detract significantly from the stability of the corporation and can undermine public confidence in the future of the corporation as well as its ability to navigate challenges.

Both the protracted schedules and the gap between completing chemotherapy and radiotherapy are likely to have contributed to tumour cell repopulation thereby limiting the effectiveness of the additional chemotherapy (Kim and Tannock, 2005).

Protracted hostage crisis averted.

Protracted press release.

The protracted Brexit negotiations have shown the current gap between two paradigms of international economic cooperation.

LeEco-backed Yidao is another upstart that is hoping to fill a gap once Didi completes its protracted acquisition of Uber China.

A small, UN-specific Central Emergency Response Fund (Cerf) exists to provide rapid financing in the wake of emergencies and help fill gaps in the financing of protracted crises.

"It's unbelievably hard to stay positive," he said of the protracted process through which Ebdon inexorably closed the gap.

From that ensued increasingly protracted fights over how to fix those spending gaps, and the spending bills became proxies for other policy battles.

Though the national economy is in its sixth year of recovery from the recession, many states are still facing major funding gaps that have locked legislatures in protracted battles with governors.