Sentence examples for a financial gap from inspiring English sources

McCain also faces a financial gap against Obama.

She also saw a financial gap between the governing class and the governed.

The two sides are hopeful of closing a financial gap that may be as small as $6 million.

Even more alarmingly, it revealed a financial gap of nearly £5 billion ($7.25 billion) over the period to 2006, partly caused by Hatfield.

A financial gap remains between the sides, mostly centered on the N.F.L.'s desire to eliminate the traditional pension system and replace it with a 401(k).

The plan says that if they "do nothing", by 2020-21 the area will have a financial gap of almost £500m.

As 170 countries meet on Friday in New York to sign the Paris agreement and potentially set the world on a low-carbon development path from 2020, developing country negotiators called for a reality check, saying there was a vast financial gap between the world's climate change ambition and the reality of funding the emissions reductions needed to avoid catastrophic warming.

"… To keep political promises and [fill] a feasible financial gap of THB 30 billion, it is most feasible to adopt a tax financed non-contributory universal programme.

Compounding their problems, Republicans face a worrisome financial gap in comparison to House Democrats.

As always, there is a large financial gap between the rights fees paid by NBC and the Canadian broadcaster.

Still, a large financial gap persists between Mr. McCain and Mr. Obama, who has outraised and outspent all other candidates.