Sentence examples for from a growing gap from inspiring English sources
Mr. Thompson's concern stems from a growing gap between a flood of imports and a weakened food inspection regime.
America, already reeling from a growing gap between rich and poor, will become a corporate state with institutions of every stripe using unlimited amounts of cash to elect candidates, including presidents, who will do their bidding.
China still faces some huge obstacles, such as a potential banking crisis stemming from bad loans and a growing gap between urban rich and rural poor that could ignite social tension.
That message is reinforced by a major new report from the UN Environment Programme, which shows a growing gap between what countries have committed to do and what the world needs to do to cut greenhouse gas emissions to avoid the most extreme effects of climate change.
The focus on low-income families arose from earlier work that identified a growing gap in the median incomes of families raising children in Canada, with the bottom four deciles all showing declines between 1976 and 2006 (the last year for which comparable census data are available).
The agreement announced in Albany came five weeks after the state started borrowing from the federal government to cover a growing gap between what the state unemployment trust fund collects and what it pays out each week.
If the drawer is out of alignment, there will be a growing gap starting from the point where the edge of the drawer face touches the face frame.
Mortality was already increasing in the Soviet Union from the 1960s, especially among males, leading to a growing gap between the life expectancy of men and women (Treml, 1976).
Yet such bountiful, if superficial, expressions of regard camouflage a growing gap between those who serve and those who applaud from the sidelines.
But as the gap in balance sheets grows, there will be a growing gap in the things that the public doesn't know, but probably should.
