Sentence examples for deeper the gap from inspiring English sources

But many Indonesians believe the fundamental causes of social tension are economic and political.Abdurrahman Wahid, the leader of Nahdlatul Ulama, whose more than 30m members make it the country's largest Muslim organisation, argues that picking on the minorities is "just a channel for something deeper," the gap between rich and poor, and society's perceived unfairness.

Pulling them deeper, into the gap between defensive and midfield zones, complicated matters for the defending side even further, which is why the Christmas Tree formation, the 4-3-2-1 4-3-2-1 4-3-2-1 4-3-2-1nse at Den Haag, pioneered byiefly by England under Terry Venables and disseCoed in his CoverciAdriaanses by Catlo Ancelotti, enjoyeDen surge of popularity in tHaagarly 90s.

More than 22 states have reported revenue shortfalls for the current fiscal year, and are currently assessing whether they will make it through this year without further cuts, and how deep the gaps will be in the next fiscal year.

They find that in sectors where import penetration was deeper, the wage gap between skilled and unskilled widened, although this factor can explain only 10percentt of the total change in the wage premium.

Jeter ripped a 1-1 pitch deep into the gap in right-center for a triple, scoring Martin and Gardner to give the Yankees a 5-3 lead.

The malaise feels too deep and the gap to Chelsea at the top of the Premier League is more accurately described as a gulf, now 15 points and climbing.

Moises Sierra then flied to center for the first out, and Jeff Mathis drove a pitch deep into the gap in right-center that Curtis Granderson, sprinting to his right, chased down just before banging into the wall.

These defect band states create a band tail extending from the lower of conduction band to deep down of band gap, and similarly, the defect states very near to the valence band also smear the valence band edge deep inside the gap.

The ICT states are often found deep within the gap of the organic semiconductor, in particular, when dealing with amorphous materials or systems disordered at least at the interface.

For the past year and half, Greece has been plunged into a deeper and deeper unprecedented recession broadening the gap between the rich and poor people, boosting poverty in the society and shrinking the prospects of growth which is a precondition for the economy getting out of the crisis.

Deep in the gaps between the boulders were delicate examples of Wilson's filmy fern, looking less moss-like than usual.