Sentence examples for a large gap in from inspiring English sources

George Papandreou's new socialist government reveals a large gap in Greece's accounts.

There was a large gap in performance between urban and suburban districts.

"It's obvious there is a large gap in views," one European envoy said.

By contrast, under the House bill, most low-income elderly people would face a large gap in coverage.

Investigators trying to piece together Mr. Falero's movements said there was a large gap in his whereabouts early on Tuesday.

Miller Hogg, CN Group's chief executive, said the new paper "will fill a large gap in the regional market by providing a northern take on the national headlines".

"There's a large gap in the industry between high-end cocktail spots where you have to be on the list or make a reservation, and something more casual.

The often-fuzzy line between income from capital and labour means a large gap in relative tax rates breeds tax avoidance.

But its structure -- with a large gap in coverage when the beneficiary must pay all drug costs -- is much different from the type of drug benefit typically offered by employers.

There Randall saw a large gap in the device market.

Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones said Mr Salmond would "leave a large gap in Scottish politics".