Sentence examples for a glaring gap between from inspiring English sources

First, Japan suffers from a glaring gap between large firms, which are highly profitable, and small ones.

There again, no one – least of all any front-rank Labour politician – has yet been bold enough to explain that there's a glaring gap between the cant we heard last summer, and where Britain has subsequently arrived.

Again, unscientifically, there's quite a glaring gap between guy tweets and lady tweets.

For years there has been a glaring gap between youth recreational opportunities in the white-collar cities of eastern Ventura County and the working-class west.

There were at times a glaring gap between ideals and realities.

In modern concepts of the origin of life, there is an glaring gap between the abiogenic formation of the first building blocks and the origin of the "RNA world" i.e. of the first RNA-like polynucleotides that could undergo a Darwinian-type evolution [ 1- 5].

In places like Burgundy, where the old France so starkly abuts the new, a glaring gap hangs between France's traditional Christian population and its Muslim youths.

As this bill is introduced, a glaring gap exists between where the American people stand on fair taxation and our where politicians stand.

This leaves a glaring gap.

There was also a glaring gap in the terms of reference.

And there was a glaring gap: the report said nothing about corruption within EU institutions.