Sentence examples for a gap begins from inspiring English sources

If sufficient numbers of them are killed, a gap begins to emerge between the strategic leadership and the footsoldiers.

But once actors begin to represent themselves onstage (as do Spalding Gray or Annie Sprinkle) a gap begins to open up between the performer and what is being performed their stage personae.

"Women comprise more than half of the science PhD graduates an early career researchers, but by the mid 30s, their mid 30s a serious gender gap begins to develop.

A new study has revealed that the gender pay gap begins as early as childhood, with boys on average receiving 20% more pocket money than girls.

"The gap begins now".

After 20 years the pay gap begins to narrow again.

Here the generation gap begins to widen again.

Your article notes that the achievement gap begins in the black boys' earliest years.

"We know the achievement gap begins early, and staff qualifications can help address those gaps," she said.

In fact, the gap begins when total spending, by the beneficiary and the plan together, totals $2,250.

United Health the largest sponsor of Medicare drug plans, with 4.5 million members, said that 45,000 of them had reached the point where the coverage gap begins.