Sentence examples for gap endures from inspiring English sources
Why the geography gap endures, some researchers say, has something to do with the fact that most schools are still not teaching the subject, and something to do with the toys geared toward boys and other social influences.
The Payscale data also indicated that while the gender gap endures across all professions averaged together, it is as low as 1 to 4percentt within some fields -- Payscale cited software development, nursing and human resources as examples -- much lower than the frequently referenced 12 to 13percentt difference across all jobs.
AUDIBLE, which still has a substantial negative cash flow but is rapidly narrowing the gap, endured a longer purgatory before hitting on the idea of varying monthly fees for different service levels.
As long as such patterns continue the UK wide gender pay gap will endure.
Since Reagan's election the gender gap has endured, more or less, with women consistently more likely than men to support the Democratic candidate.
Britain's investments in Europe are unlikely to improve soon: the IMF expects the euro area to grow by just 1% in 2014.This suggest the income gap will endure, something which makes its record current-account deficit even more worrying.
Nikola Matawalu went over to create a six-point gap and Warriors endured a nervous finish to claim victory.
It was the closest gap Lyon had endured since the 2003 04 season when the club won the league by three points over Paris Saint-Germain.
"You have to create a scenario that's juicy enough and have an audience that's engaged enough that they're willing to endure that gap in the story.
We have already endured a gap in human access to space following the termination of Apollo, and the eventual first flight of Columbia, with STS-1 on April 12 , 1981
Distinguished dramatists are always more likely to endure gaps than novelists of equivalent status because the production of a play requires the simultaneous commitment of a building, a budget and a director and cast.
