Sentence examples for far the gap from inspiring English sources

Figures published by the labour federation, the AFL-CIO, show how far the gap has grown.

"We can hope that this translates, but so far the gap has remained," said Jane Margolis, an author of "Unlocking the Clubhouse: Women in Computing MIT Pressss, 2002).

Its benchmark interest rate is already as low as it can feasibly go, and a further round of "quantitative easing" would stretch too far the gap between the bank's objective of low inflation and its actions.

For all George Osborne's hi-vis posturing about his sham "northern powerhouse", the latest figures from the Centre for Cities show how far the gap between the south and the rest has widened.

Yizhen has so far mapped the gap junction connections made by a specific type of light sensitive neuron to other neurons in the retina.

It was a penetrating drive to left-center field that went so far into the gap that even the lumbering Pelfrey could score from first.

Yet many obstacles lie ahead, as the state moves into the next fiscal year without so far closing the gap in the year that ends on March 31.

"The most important finding for me from the research so far is the gap between rhetoric and lived experience," she concludes.

Commission chairman Deborah Hargreaves, said: "This is the clearest evidence so far that the gap between pay of the general public and the corporate elite is widening rapidly and is out of control.

Cut too far and the gap between the two rates narrows, making the country less attractive for foreign investors; raise interest rates too much and it could draw an onslaught of speculative money that drives up inflation.

The Guzman play was the tougher of the two, Goodwin ranging far into the gap in left-center and holding onto the ball as he crashed into the wall.