Sentence examples for continuing gap from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

For the first time, the British university released data about its admissions, and the figures showed a continuing gap in prospects along racial and economic lines.

The extension of the truce was designed to allow more time for Egyptian mediators to bridge the continuing gap between the two sides on a possible agreement to end the 35-day Gaza war.

But the flap highlighted continuing gaps in toyland, with parents of Asian children and toy analysts saying that Asian dolls may be the scarcest of all.

General Mohammadi noted the continuing gaps in training and equipment faced by the Interior Ministry's police forces, and said that the international community was not yet at the end of its obligations to Afghanistan.

But the survey revealed continuing gaps in the labor force, in wages, at the uppermost levels of business and in the rate of women's unemployment, which is twice that of men.

Once again, it is important to note that the presence of this theme is not surprising, as countries were encouraged in the forum preparation guidelines for country reports, to outline continuing gaps and/or challenges in provision of ECCE.

Unfortunately, since its publication, other disasters have revealed continuing gaps in children's health protections.