Sentence examples for and the differential between from inspiring English sources

Yet most workers are producing more and earning less, and the differential between those two elements is what's enriching the Waltons and others like them.

The European swaps market is more liquid than the U.S. market, and the differential between swap and government yields should be narrower.

When the answer to whether the market is rigged is incomprehensible to 99.9% of the public ("Well, due to geographic dispersion and the differential between co-located servers receiving direct market data feeds over a 10 gigabit per second cross connect, versus your broker's order transiting slower fiber optic cables blah blah blah blah"), then the market may as well be rigged.

But now more state universities appear to be doing so — and reducing the differential between in-state and out-of-state tuition to be more appealing.

But since projects take multiple years to plan and complete, the differential between the status quo and the new policies won't be felt for a few years.

This has exacerbated income inequality in America, especially between the very rich and everyone else: The differential between 50th percentile incomes and 90th (or 99th, or 99.9th) percentile incomes has widened dramatically since 1980 and shows no signs of stabilizing, let alone narrowing.

Thomas Bell, spokesman for the State Treasury Department, said the revaluations were ordered based on a number of factors and not just the differential between house values in a town and the rate at which they were being taxed.

And check out the differential between Amazon's pricing of the rivals and how they rank in sales, then compare the consumer ratings and reviews.

Thereafter between 7 and 14 days, the differential between the means for two regimens disappeared perhaps because the original population had been largely replaced by organisms that are phenotypically resistant [ 13].

We then ranked the highest-paid players by production and again by salary and compared the figures by the differential between the two ranks.

Future proposals are geared towards a possible political integration, as well as airline amalgamation, regionalised stock exchange and a currency union, which Central Bank of Barbados governor Dr Marion Wilson believes is essential and achievable, though a narrowing of the differential between the region's interest and exchange rates will have to be accelerated if the 2010 deadline is to be met.