Sentence examples for enduring gaps from inspiring English sources

But an appeals court reinstated the case in January, noting enduring gaps between white and black students on test scores.

We identify enduring gaps in P4P literature as it relates to Medicare's plans for Value-Based Purchasing andiscussss important issues in the future of these implementations in Medicare.

An enduring gap in wages and living standards between North and South will prompt northerners to move to more prosperous areas.

Income per person in Latin America around 1750 appears to have been broadly similar to that in the future United States, but then an enduring gap opened up.

This deficit shrinks rapidly in the course of recovery but leaves an enduring gap in memory that seldom exceeds the three-quarters of an hour before onset.

Outside New York City, 69.4percentt of students met the standards, an enduring gap that continues to raise questions about the quality of education in the city.

There is a huge and enduring gap between the moral aspirations of many people for a fairer, more inclusive world, and our collective ability (notwithstanding the spread of democracy) to bring it about.

More than most politicians, he has battled an enduring gap in perceptions: there is the circle of longtime friends and family who know and love him, and then there is a more skeptical collection of colleagues, contemporaries and critics who seem more or less persuaded that he does not add up.