Sentence examples for citing the gap between from inspiring English sources

"I had almost the exact same amount of time off after Houston and before Madrid," Fish said, citing the gap between clay court tournaments held in April and May.

Officials reported that number as an accomplishment, citing the gap between the number of complaints and the numbers of arrests (more than 26,000) and citizen contacts (more than 1.6 million) as proof that police personnel "continue serving the community in a very professional manner" and the agency "has continued to take positive measures to reduce and eliminate citizen complaints".

He cited the gap between the rapidly growing minority population and the number of minorities involved in scientific research.

Add on to this a lack of political salience -- in a recent open-ended poll question asking Americans to identify the most important problem facing the country today, just two percent cited "the gap between rich and poor" -- it would be easy to conclude that efforts to reduce inequality are likely to make little headway.

Many reasons have been cited for the gap between the research evidence and what occurs in clinical practice including lack of research studies in child health to inform practice [ 1], healthcare professionals' knowledge of the evidence, and how contextual factors impend or facilitate the implementation of research [ 2].

She cites the achievement gap between minority and other students as well as the poor record of many schools regarding disabled learners.

On Monday, a Cuomo supporter, Assemblyman Sam Hoyt of Erie County, cited the age gap between Mr. Cuomo, who turns 44 next week, and Mr. McCall, 66, in discussing the differences between them, after the Cuomo camp had vowed that it would not make an issue of age.

For example, Pew cited the significant gap between Latino adults and black and white adults.

He cited "a real fear that the gap between the two sides is unbridgeable".

He cited several cases in which the gap between the first offer made by developers and that accepted by tenants had been hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Both Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, and Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, cited the need to narrow the gap between rich and poor in speeches this week.