Sentence examples for gap between prices from inspiring English sources

"There's been a huge gap between prices of hot stocks and value stocks that seems absurd".

There are more people in jobs than ever before but the gap between prices and pay is widening.

Higher demand for labour will then force employers to offer higher pay, narrowing the gap between prices and earnings.

The widening gap between prices in Manhattan and the suburbs is what Ms. Gass said put this move into the "realm of possibility".

The situation has been reflected in the narrowing gap between prices of fresh bellies on the cash market and frozen bellies on the futures market.

Over the past year, property values in the capital have risen by 18% and the gap between prices there and the rest of the UK is the biggest since records began.

In these cloud-cuckooland times, there seems to be a gap between price tag and worth.

Mr Doyle reckons that the gap between price dispersion within countries and price dispersion across countries could fall by half within five years.

Using the rule of thumb that prospective buyers can afford a house that costs two and a half times total household income, Mr. Morgo said that the median-priced house was within striking distance of median-income households, since the gap between price and income was only $23,530.

iSuppli projects that the iPad 3, which will most certainly be the superior device, will help Apple recapture any market share it lost over the past few months, but with such a gap between price points, anything can happen.

I couldn't tell you exactly what he really means, but I think he's pointing in this general direction – looking at metrics is essential, you definitely need to find the actual gap between price and value – but part of that is not something they can teach you at grad school, right?