Sentence examples for a clear gulf from inspiring English sources

At present on this track there appears a clear gulf between the top six teams and the bottom five of Sauber, Williams, Toro Rosso, Caterham and Marussia.

Norwich's only three clean sheets have been kept at home, indicating a clear gulf between the Canaries home and away form.

"Timon of Athens," apparently unfinished and unproduced, has been thought by some speculative scholars to mark a personal crisis for the writer; no less measured a source than the Encyclopædia Britannica perceived "a clear gulf" between it and the four plays that follow.

With cash-in-hand payments accounting for a theoretical maximum of £8 billion - the exact amount is likely to be two or three times smaller - there is a clear gulf in significance between this and the more pressing problem of large scale tax evasion.

Their mix of desire and reserve, measured across a clear cultural gulf, seemed gently comic and touching.

Ouzeri Agioli (Leoforos Nikis 15, +30 231 026 2888) has magnificent views over the gulf and, on a clear day, you can see Mount Olympus, home of the gods.

The Henry Jackson Society — a right-wing think tank — claims that overseas funding primarily from the governments and private charities of Gulf countries has a "clear and growing link" to the onslaught of violence the U.K. and other Western countries.

Expert committees have concluded, perhaps unsurprisingly, that there is a clear association between deployment to the Gulf and a range of psychiatric and behavioural disorders.

The West's failure to set a clear policy in Egypt and Syria has let the Gulf sheiks set one for us.

The first Gulf War soon proved this doctrine untenable, however, as a clear gap emerged between the risk rule and the facts on the ground.

SEATTLE — A clear gap already existed between the Yankees and the rest of the American League, and the gulf would have widened Friday had they succeeded in acquiring Cliff Lee.