Sentence examples for ever greater gap between from inspiring English sources

We've gotten an ever greater gap between rhetoric and reality inside large companies.

It suggests the intrusion of oligarchy — the ever-greater gap, hard to imagine even thirty years ago, between people who have the money to buy art, and the human values that it frames, and the rest of us.

"There's a great gap between politics and expression.

And that'll leave a dirty great gap between the young, the poor and everyone else.

Both men proposed policies that had a great gap between expressed ideals and national capacities.

"The Bush administration started with a belief that in the past 500 years or more, no greater gap had ever existed between the No.1 and No.2 power in the world," said Norman Ornstein, a foreign policy expert at the American Enterprise Institute.

What we object to is giving more privileges to corporate interests.Substantial evidence shows the greatest increase ever in the gap between rich and poor in the past three decades or so.

But, as his dreams expand to include video, internet and even the weather, the gap between stockmarket perception and reality grows ever greater.

"Impose a maximum wage figure to close down the ever widening gap between rich and poor.

We have not listened as the relative gap between the rich and poor in places like Haringey got ever greater, as social mobility declined.

The Black List suggests, if nothing else, that the gap between Oscar-land and the year's true worthies may be growing ever greater.