Sentence examples for broad gap from inspiring English sources

"Criticism of big business," Mr. Mordashov said, "stems from a broad gap between the country's rich and poor".

But even in the United States, there appears to be a broad gap between Mr. Bush's position and that of the public.

"The objective reasons behind criticism of big business stem from a broad gap between the country's rich and poor," he said after the meeting.

With an effective range limited to about 200 yards, it could not fill the broad gap between the low-power pistol cartridge and the full-power rifle cartridge.

But his statement, and more broadly the state of U.S.-Russian arms-control efforts, reveals a broad gap in how the nuclear powers perceive each other's importance.

But for most of last century, and despite the concerted efforts of developing-economy governments, rich economies grew faster than emerging economies, widening the broad gap in incomes.Then, everything changed.

Nearby, Strahan entertained reporters drawn by his recognizable name and his broad, gap-toothed smile.

The institute's secret weapon is Mr. Foer, an indefatigable 67-year-old lawyer with a broad, gap-toothed smile who speaks about tying arrangements and predatory pricing the way most people discuss football and reality TV.

And there were clearly Borrowers in that house, almost visible through the broad gaps between the draughty uncarpeted floorboards.

"The fine reflected broad gaps in their compliance system," J. Bradley Bennett, Finra's enforcement chief, said in an interview.

"The fine reflected broad gaps in their compliance system," J. Bradley Bennett, above, Finra's enforcement chief, said in an interview.