Sentence examples for depressing gap from inspiring English sources

But as happens too often with Theater for a New Audience productions, there is a depressing gap between conception and execution.

That's a depressing reminder of the gap between practical and legal realities and values.

Does it depress him, the gap between the ideal of how a piece of music might be and what it is in reality?

But there's a mountain-like "total market cap" track, a "drag race" where you need to clear a valuation gap and one that must be depressing for BTC holders: a bumpy downhill ride from $20K to $7,850.

Full-time women employees still make, on average, only 77 cents for every dollar earned by men — a lingering gender gap that depresses women's pay by thousands of dollars.

Depressing news from the world of psychology: Nearly every stereotype about the gender gap with regards to narcissism, ambition and leadership is right.

Yet Britain's skills gap is longstanding, so it is difficult to see why it should now be depressing productivity growth.

Depressing indeed.

And depressing.

Or depressing.

"Thoroughly depressing.