Sentence examples for demonstrating the gap from inspiring English sources

Under the headline "Donald Trump's right: We do have a race problem," Causey ticked off several bullet points demonstrating the gap between African Americans and whites in this country.

This is an average of 155 children per DCC in Mindanao and 280 per DCC in the ARMM, compared to an estimated average of 40 children per DCC in rural areas and 80 in urban areas, demonstrating the gap in access.

With a solid evidence base demonstrating the gaps in methodological quality in pediatric RCTs [ 1- 10], the research agenda must now focus on knowledge translation.

"These new figures demonstrate the gap between perceptions of the public and the real seriousness and criminality of this conduct.

IF any product demonstrates the gap between what can be created and what people actually want, the videophone may be it.

But the survey also demonstrated the gap between aspirations and reality: less than 30 percent of Indian women outside the agrarian economy are in the workplace.

First, the actor's capacity to demonstrate the gap between what people say and what they mean makes drama uniquely fitted to a world in which "government by consensus" means "minority veto" and "taking note" means "turning down".

But his handling of the uprisings also demonstrates the gap between the two poles of his political persona: his sense of himself as a historic bridge-builder who could redeem America's image abroad, and his more cautious adherence to long-term American interests in security and cheap oil.

"I think it just demonstrates the gap in the decision-making process," Ma Jun, a leading environmental expert, said Thursday.

It demonstrates the gap between rhetoric and reality and the long-term failure of political will in the city to do more than manage perceptions of mass homelessness.

This study objectively demonstrated the gap between resident knowledge and behavior.