Sentence examples for an unprecedented gap from inspiring English sources

And while four years isn't exactly an unprecedented gap between 007 outings, it's nevertheless quite ominous.

The protesters' main complaint was economic: rising prices, depressed salaries and what opposition leaders here said is an unprecedented gap between rich and the poor.

"While the budget proposes to close an unprecedented gap, it does so by an overreliance on nonrecurring federal stimulus funds and new tax revenues projected to materialize at a time of declining tax receipts".

It is an unprecedented gap, a one-year-only schedule change the N.C.A.A. pushed through, against the wishes of many Division III coaches, to have the men's championships for all three divisions played in Atlanta over the Final Four weekend in April to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the organization.

With income gains that don't keep up with inflation, the serfs were forced to use credit to keep pace, and in turn, that has exacerbated the problem, triggering an unprecedented gap between the new feudal lords and their poor serfs.

America faces an unprecedented structural gap between federal spending and federal revenue; and the political system is polarised over how that gap should be closed.

That would imply an unprecedented growth gap between the rich and emerging world (see chart).Some emerging economies, notably China, have shown remarkable resilience to the financial storm (see article).

The UK is facing an unprecedented "energy gap" in a decade's time, according to engineers, with demand for electricity likely to outstrip supply by more than 40%, which could lead to blackouts.

Kenneth Adams, chief executive of the Business Council of New York State, said Mr. Paterson "presented a plan that makes difficult but necessary choices to reduce state spending to close an unprecedented budget gap that gets worse by the day".

In recent years an unprecedented skills gap has opened up between the conferences, causing unusually high parity within them: most teams in the west are very good, and have to duke it out with other strong teams to make the postseason, whereas most teams in the east are pretty bad, and get to spar with similarly weak rivals to secure an undeserved playoff spot.

We're in the midst of a protracted jobless recovery, Mr. President, and we're facing an unprecedented "jobs gap" and the high likelihood of a what's called a "low growth/high unemployment trap".