Sentence examples for an widening gap between from inspiring English sources

133 135 173–175 More specifically, the proposed interventions are based on the observation that the steady increase in knowledge transfer efforts combined with pressure to improve the efficiency of clinical and organisation practice leads to an widening gap between the volume of information available and the capacity to make use of it (time, attention, skills, etc).

A rise in per capita income at a time of little change in median income is seen as an indicator of a widening gap between rich and poor.

During 12 years of Labour rule, social inequality has returned with a vengeance, with a widening gap between rich and poor, including more children and pensioners living in poverty.

Nearly all newborn deaths, 98 percent, occur in developing countries, a statistic that underlines a widening gap between the health of the world's rich and poor, the report says.

But this negotiation brought a widening gap between Mr. Kamel and Mr. Sadat, an old friend from his student days.

The Durban agreement includes an acknowledgment that there is a widening gap between the mitigation efforts currently promised and those needed to keep warming within the broadly recognised 2°C safety limit.

The Durban agreement includes an acknowledgement that there is a widening gap between the mitigation efforts currently promised and those required to keep warming within the broadly recognised 2°C safety limit.

Fifty percent more meltwater than 15 years ago is gushing from the cavity beneath Pine Island Glacier and a widening gap between the ice and an underwater ridge crest, probably due to sustained melting.

In an ageing society, these principles are associated with a widening gap between receipts and expenditures.

An analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies showed a widening gap between incomes and beer, wine and spirits sold in shops between 1990 and 2008.

A report on obesity rates in Australia shows a widening gap between country and city.