Sentence examples for a larger gap from inspiring English sources

The goalkeeper had left a larger gap to his right, signalling that was where the Spaniard would put it.

This year, however, most of the polls to report both sets of results have shown a larger gap than that.

The New China News Agency said there were now 119 boys born for every 100 girls, a larger gap than the government's previously published figure of 117 boys per 100 girls.

Their study (which we ran across on the Freakonomics blog) found that a larger gap between siblings benefits the older of the kids academically, without any negative effect on the younger child.

There are three spaces where a comma might be, six where a full stop might be and then 12 for a larger gap; my hope was that the poems would still feel structured, even if some of the visual symbols of that structure had gone.

The revisions, which reveal a larger gap between potential and actual GDP, shift the field in favour of the deflation worriers, who may argue for more accommodative policy at the Fed's meeting on August 10th.The new data might reasonably absolve the Democrats of at least some blame for the economy's continued listlessness.

Still, there remains a large gap with Asians and whites.

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

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

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

But there remains a large gap between northern Europe and troubled countries like Greece, Portugal and Italy.