Sentence examples for future gap from inspiring English sources

At the time of the last major Social Security reforms, for example, the trustees assumed that the future gap between wages and prices would be 1.5% annually.

The deficit is the future gap between the federal government's revenues (assuming no changes in tax law) and spending (assuming no change in spending habits).

Andela connects the opportunity to train and employ developers from frontier African markets to a projected future gap between computer science jobs and qualified graduates to fill them.

And with FriendFeed's fate yet to be determined after it was acquired by Facebook, perhaps Threadsy will fill a future gap.

The future gap, between the worldwide energy demand and its availability, has forecast for decades to be filled by alternate sources.

In his speech, Mr Murphy said it was necessary to "strengthen scrutiny and discipline" of the MoD's budget to prevent "any future gap between affordability and the order book".

The board urged the city to begin taking stronger "recurring actions" -- a euphemism for permanent spending cuts or revenue increases -- to close future gaps.

"We are leaving the next mayor with a surplus in the current year's budget and a road map" for closing future gaps, he said.

In a report released yesterday, his office said it had identified a potential $770 million surplus in the 2006 fiscal year budget that could help plug future gaps.

With harsh spending cuts already in place, finding the money to plug future gaps will be harder to come by, and outlandish one-shots become more likely.

Many other concerns about ageing relate to possible future gaps in pension provision as a result of demographic changes (4).