Sentence examples for a shrinking gap from inspiring English sources

Some years have passed since Wordless Music, the groundbreaking concert series founded by Ronen Givony in 2006 to bridge a shrinking gap between contemporary classical music and ambitious rock, has been particularly dogmatic about its titular inclination.

"If you're a small company, the risk is very high," she noted, before pointing out that rising wages in China are contributing to a shrinking gap between products crafted in Asia and in North America.

Three experiments were conducted in which participants judged while stationary or moving whether it was within their capabilities to catch a fly ball or pass through a shrinking gap.

Yet, to some extent, she has spent her career bridging the shrinking gap between the academic and the avant-garde in a way that is both ambivalent and subtly nuanced, and her show has a similar mood.

The shrinking gap between pop culture and politics has finally sealed like a wound, just as Kelly prophesied it would.

Here is further evidence of the shrinking gap between TV and film.

In "Radical Measures," Amy Davidson writes about the 2016 Democratic Presidential candidates and the shrinking gap between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in Iowa and New Hampshire.

But, pointing to the shrinking gap between CBS and NBC among young-adult viewers, Mr. Moonves said, "NBC can't call us the old-fogey network anymore".

He points to the shrinking gap between the tiers – the average pool margin is currently 22 points compared with 38 four years ago – and wants a big home union to visit Tbilisi within the next four years.

The academy's sixth artist-selected show has been chosen by Jane Freilicher, whose reserved yet opulently colored landscapes and still lifes might be said to mediate the shrinking gap between the academic and the progressive.

Much as been said about the shrinking gap between short- and long-term interest rates what the banks call "the yield curve"–and that is partly to blame for the struggle to squeeze profits from lending.