Sentence examples for gap emerging from inspiring English sources

This is important because of the widening gap emerging between brands and consumers.

That would normally have been sufficient, with a gap emerging and a solo sprint to the line ensuing.

Even in the depths of my confusion, I began to sense a gap emerging between these theoretical extremities and my own far more contradictory experience.

"However, shoppers appear to be spending more on experiences rather than goods, and the build-up to peak has been competitive [the weather hasn't helped], with a wide gap emerging between winners and losers".

"There is already a skills gap emerging in this area, with over 40% of companies saying they are having difficulty recruiting people with science, technology, engineering and maths skills," he said.

With cuts to social care continuing until 2020, and the Care Act, enacted this month, likely to result in more assessments, we see a significant funding gap emerging between the number of people diagnosed with dementia and the ability of local authorities to pay for their support and care.

Under-representation is rife, old boys' networks persist, and a pay gap emerges as a result.

The scare came as a fresh gap emerged in Russia's early warning coverage.

The gap emerges when you consider the breadth, quality and depth of the data.

The scale of the funding gap emerged yesterday in an initial report by the PPP contract referee, Chris Bolt.

In the 1980 election, a different gender gap emerged, with women more likely than men to support Democrats.