Sentence examples for continued gap from inspiring English sources

The German success story masks a continued gap between the east and the west, although it is slowly narrowing.

Ms. Lyles said her most pressing concern about the school system is the continued gap between the performance of white students in the system and minority students.

Subsequent work has demonstrated a continued gap in inclusion of females in medical and surgical research and female animals and cell lines in basic science research.

This is largely due to lack of research skill, time, funding and linkages to universities [ 8], and a continued gap between research and practice [ 9].

58 One researcher 16 argued that the continued gap in life expectancy shows the poor value that society places on people with mental illness and that the lost years of life are viewed by society with "cynical disregard".

Although significant increases in overall knowledge scores were achieved, scores in content areas surrounding genetic risk identification and ethical issues regarding genetic testing reflected continued gaps in knowledge.

Previous surveys suggested that knowledge deficiencies [ 12, 13, 16, 17, 42] may contribute to continued gaps in care.

The gulf between pessimism and optimism reflects a continuing gap between socialism and individualism.

But law does not explain the continuing gap between the two groups of judges.

Equally worrisome is the continuing gap between low-income and more-affluent students.

Unions then sought successfully to bring eastern wages closer to western levels, despite the continuing gap in productivity between east and west.