Sentence examples for dramatic gap between 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.

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.

On the flip side, the poll also revealed a dramatic gap between age groups.

Thirty-five percent say that Congress should not pass such a law....Perhaps not surprisingly, Republicans -- who largely disapprove of the Obama-backed health care law -- are far less likely to back a new law if the Supreme Court rules against the Obama administration....But there is a dramatic gap between how men and women view the issue.

However, as a society with a dramatic gap between the rich and the poor (Pang and Lau 2007), we wished to determine whether or not the HKECDS (Trial Version 2) would be appropriate for children from different family backgrounds.

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

UNICEF's youth-targeted work has been well-intended and well-managed, but the dramatic gap (among Malawi's youth) between knowledge about HIV/AIDS (which is high) and achievement of demonstrable sexual behavior change (which is low) is disappointing.

Because there was a dramatic size gap between the asteroids and the planets, and the spate of new discoveries seemed to have ended after the discovery of Neptune in 1846, there was no apparent need to have a formal definition.

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

The result is dramatic gaps in academic achievement.