Sentence examples for consistent gap from inspiring English sources

Studies show a consistent gap between men's and women's salaries in the corporate world, but in some professional sports the gap may be even wider.

So around 24 to 35% of men want to put more restrictions on abortion, against 43 to 59% of women – a consistent gap of around 20 percentage points.

"This consistent gap in wealth will pose increasing competitive challenges for institutions that do not have the resources to invest in facilities, financial aid and other strategic initiatives at the same level as their larger and wealthier counterparts," Moody's said.

(The 2010 paper that shows the consistent gap between polling on gay marriage and referendum results also argues that there's no correlation between this gap and, say, the size of the state's gay population or other factors that would raise the social costs of being opposed to gay marriage).

Robotic welding requires proper joint design, consistent gap conditions and gap tolerance not exceeding 0.5 to 1 mm.

The most consistent gap that I've identified is that organizations are not certain what they should be solving for to operationalize inclusion.

Through it all, the consistent gaps in communication and the constant fear for my safety brought her many sleeplessness nights.

"There are still consistent gaps, but that speaks more to access to quality education than to what's going on with the SAT," said Wayne Camara, the College Board's vice president for research and development, adding that, for example, white and Asian students were far more likely than black or Hispanic students to take precalculus and calculus in high school.

However, an examination of all the polls from both organizations shows some consistent gaps.

More important, four games have passed and he's yet to discover any consistent gaps in the paint for his trademark knee-jerk drives.

The consistent gaps across population levels reflect the influence of socio-demographic determinants in risk factor patterns.