Sentence examples for burgeoning gap from inspiring English sources

That said, I think it's slightly off-target to link Washington's high median household income to a discussion of the burgeoning gap between the top 1% of earners in the country and the bottom 99%.

We urgently need to raise the profile of design and technology to overcome this burgeoning gap between our talent and our economy's need for bright young engineering minds.

The paper will be a guiding document for policy makers, power and energy engineers as well as for researchers working in this area for providing solution to the problem of burgeoning gap between demand and supply of energy.

Endeavours like the Ford Foundation and the Jordan Media Institute are key to attaining this existential success which will ensure the closure of the burgeoning gap between our cultures.

The burgeoning gap between the effort and investment made to acquire the knowledge about complexities of biological systems is disproportionately large compared to the development of knowledge discovery tools that can be used for effectively disseminating the acquired knowledge, generating and validating hypothesis, and understanding the complex causal relationships.

Xi and Li's main challenges are a misfiring economy overly dominated by powerful state industries and mounting public anger over widespread corruption, a burgeoning income gap and social inequality.

The rituals are also increasingly a way to demonstrate rising social status and the accumulation of excess wealth and influence, but extravagant ceremonies have been criticised for highlighting China's burgeoning income gap.

Community colleges are central to addressing this burgeoning skills gap, but we can't do it alone.

Shares of the burgeoning sports-bar chain gapped higher last month following a solid third-quarter earnings report and have subsequently continued to rally.

This burgeoning ecosystem is closing the "benefits gap" between employees and contractors.

Downtown L.A.'s burgeoning Grand Park is looking to fill the gap left by bars, clubs and those left to watch Times Square revelers on TV by ringing in the new year with its largest event yet.