Sentence examples similar to a lessened gap from inspiring English sources

There is diversity, however; 10 countries show a worsening gap for the CPR (12 for the mCPR), in some cases by a considerable margin of 10 or more points, while the other 15 countries show lessening gaps.

Repeat until you notice a lessening in the odour.

Jones disputes the claim that the education law has lessened the gap between white and Asian students and everyone else.

The revenue gulf between the two stores is often cited as a reason why Apple is able to attract more top-tier developers and quality titles, so a lessening of the gap between the two in that respect is particularly significant.

There was also a conviction that economic planning was needed to lessen the gap between the rich and poor countries.

Interest in the less-developed countries returned in the later decades of the 20th century, especially as economists recognized their long neglect of Adam Smith's "inquiry into the causes of the wealth of nations". There was also a conviction that economic planning was needed to lessen the gap between the rich and poor countries.

A cornerstone of Bo's Chongqing model was a series of egalitarian social policies aimed at lessening the gap between rich and poor and easing the rural-urban divide.

A cornerstone of Bo's Chongqing model involved a series of egalitarian social policies aimed to lessen the gap between rich and poor, and ease the rural-urban divide.

Dr. Zhao emphasized efforts to lessen the gap between wealthy and poor, powerful and powerless, a topic that has huge implications for the United States and our disturbing inequality.

"There's no question that we want to lessen that gap — it's our commitment to the players," said Bob Moran, the Volvo Car Open's tournament director.

The focal rationale was that in the long run, inter-Korean trade could sow the seeds for fundamental change in North Korea, all the while lessening the gap between the two Koreas.