Sentence examples for gap amounting from inspiring English sources

In 2010 local governments accounted for over four-fifths of public spending but collected just 45% of the country's tax revenues, a gap amounting to 4.1 trillion yuan ($600 billion) or just over 10% of GDP.Handouts from the central government fill much of that gap.

47 Overall, therefore, the addition of the latter values for the adaptive fall in daily EE to the obligatory reduction of 400 kcal/day following a 20-kg weight loss in obesity therapy will entail an energy gap amounting to 500 700 kcal/day (Fig. 3).

This gap amounts, Putnam fears, to a "crisis" for the American dream of equal opportunity.

Indeed, the financial gap amounts to only about 2percentt of payrolls and can be eliminated with modest benefit trims, changes in retirement rules and small tax increases.

For a school district with 5,000 students, it says, that gap amounts to $9 million a year less for the poor districts, where students' needs are higher.

Elderlife offers lines of credit up to $50,000, requires payback in five years and pays the monthly gap amount directly to the living community.

The scale of the budget gap amounts to a quarter of spending on the National Health Service, half the cost of basic state pension provision or tax increases for the average household of £1,100 a year.

It made less than two billion dollars when it could have made more than three billion dollars; that billion-dollar gap amounts to more than the cumulative sum of all the revenue it has ever earned.

Its HOMO-LUMO gap amounts to 0.96 eV [24].

In the OLS specification (1), the gap amounts to 22.3 log points in codetermination-free plants but just 14.7 log points in plants with worker codetermination.

For three polymorphic TiO2 forms, brookite, anatase and rutile, the width of the energy gap amounts to 2.9, 3.0 and 3.2 eV, respectively, an equivalent of the electromagnetic radiation photon energy with a wavelength of λ < 400 nm.