Sentence examples for dramatic gap from inspiring English sources

But there's such a dramatic gap between the two sides now.

"There's a dramatic gap between what one reads in the United States and what one sees on the ground in Japan," he said.

Deeds has also been unable to excite his supporters and close the dramatic gap in enthusiasm McDonnell has held from the start.

The Iraqi tribunal has the option of appointing non-Iraqi judges, and the political calculations about whom to appoint are complicated by the dramatic gap between European and American attitudes about capital punishment.

In the wake of a 1995 study that found a dramatic gap in the number of words heard by high- and low-income children — the so-called 30 million word gap — much attention has been given to efforts to enrich kids' language exposure.

By 2025, if current policy is unchanged there will be a dramatic gap on our targets to reduce CO2 emissions, we will become heavily dependent on gas and at the same time move from being 80%to90%0% self-reliant in gas to 80%to90%0% dependent on foreign imports, mostly from the Middle East, and Africa and Russia.

The result is dramatic gaps in academic achievement.

Purdue's goals specifically address the dramatic gaps between racial groups on that campus.

Recent disasters revealed dramatic gaps, in first world countries, between "affluent and low-income childhoods" (Thorne 2006).

In recent years, significant progress has been made in narrowing gaps in degree completion by race/ethnic status, there are still dramatic gaps in degree completion for first generation college students and students from low-income backgrounds.

Currently, there are dramatic gaps among youth when it comes to voter turnout.