Sentence examples for fallen the gap between from inspiring English sources

Sharkey, studying the crime decline in six American cities, concludes, "As the degree of violence has fallen, the gap between the neighborhoods of the poor and nonpoor has narrowed".

Each time yields fall, the gap between assets and liabilities grows, throwing many schemes into deficit.

Somehow I had fallen into the gap between them and landed flat on my back.

Book references to "Christmas" have steadily risen over the past 200 years; mentions of "Christianity" itself have fallen, closing the gap between the festivities and the religion that lies behind them.

"She was a tiny person; I once remember seeing her on crutches as she arrived to do a broadcast with me, and she'd actually fallen down the gap between the train and the platform, the 'Mind the Gap' space," Leith recalled.

The SMB market has become something of a classic target for financial services startups: part of the reason is because smaller businesses have often fallen in the gap between consumers (who as a group produce low margins but make up for it in scale) and big businesses (there are fewer of these but they are far more stable and higher-margin when you finally land them as customers).

Spielberg's work tends to fall into the gap between these categories.

But in some countries inspiration is falling into the gap between soaring speeches and concrete action.

Whether Mr. Bonetti's work lightly straddles or falls through the gap between art and design is the question.

In sum, Ms. Sagar says, the dollar is likely to fall as the gap between growth rates and interest rates in the United States and Europe narrows.

As a result, the college had two entirely independent existences for its first six years — one on paper, the other in reality — and the students fell into the gap between the two.