Sentence examples for a wide chasm between from inspiring English sources
Johnson said there was a "wide chasm" between the couple's approach and the action a reasonable parent would have taken.
In addition, the perceptions of students and faculty suggested a wide chasm between expected and actual results of the CIPO dimensions.
This latest version contains some new language defining the procedures covered, but the tinkering still leaves a wide chasm between what its proponents say the ban would do and what the bill actually says.
He has made it clear to associates that he differs with Mr. Karmazin on a number of basic issues, a sentiment that has created a wide chasm between the men, executives close to each said.
Behind this ambitious collection of essays on art, creativity, sexuality and the mind is CP Snow's old question: why is there such a wide chasm between the world of literary intellectuals and that of empirical scientists?
Symptomatic of the criticisms leveled at the notion of CCCs is the claim that they are merely an astute public relations exercise and there is, in fact, a wide chasm between rhetoric and reality.
After watching Woods walk stone-faced through a roaring crowd, the science writer Steven Johnson, in a typical comment, wrote: "I have never in my life seen a wider chasm between the look in someone's eye and the surrounding environment".
Myself, I hope and pray it soon becomes the past, because seldom have I encountered a wider chasm between the opulence of a chef's talent and the paucity of joy to be had from his food.
A wide chasm remains between male and female participation rates: in 2011-12, femades made up 55% of initial entrants, compared with just 45% of males.
But today a wide chasm exists between the city's Inuit residents and the thousands who flood into the city from around the world, seemingly reinforcing the very notion of southern dominance that Nunavut was meant to combat.
Still, local officials recognize that the perception of systemic racism has opened a wide chasm.
