Sentence examples for created a gulf from inspiring English sources

Rules of modern-day football finance have created a gulf between clubs such as these.

The real estate boom has created a gulf of economic disparity in Summit and similar suburbs.

Feeling lost and an "outsider" created a gulf between him and his relatives.

But it was his pro-European views that created a gulf with his party and did for previous leadership bids.

Decades of mutual, institutionalized hostility have created a gulf of mistrust that neither side can unilaterally bridge.

By her thinking, Protestantism, born of a "sola scriptura" insistence on unembellished religiosity, created a gulf between belief and art.

Radicals tend to empower radicals, creating a gulf of mutual misunderstanding and anger.

I was afraid my education and background would create a gulf between us.

Mr Bush wants to create a Gulf Opportunity Zone with tax breaks and regulatory rollbacks to lure in entrepreneurs.

This not only affects the child (creating confusion when the child needs structure and enforced rules) but also creates a gulf between parents.

It had already taken its toll on my relationship with my mother, creating a gulf between us we couldn't seem to bridge.