Sentence examples for gap evaporated from inspiring English sources

But as white students' scores went up again this year, the decrease in the gap evaporated.

They outgained Utah, 416-275 and were staked to an early 10-0 leandand the way their speedy defense made gaps evaporate, every yard the Utes got was hard earned.

Two years later, that gender gap had evaporated.

But Miller said the government believed wrongly that the gap would evaporate because it was closing among younger women.

In the case of 360 s ablation, the SiC inner layer is oxidized and evaporated and a gap remained between ZrO2 layer and graphite.

The optical band gap of WO3 of thermally evaporated films is around 3.2 3.4 eV.

The sharp decline in fares in real terms means that the original reason for a RTW has largely evaporated, except for gap-year travellers (who are time-rich but cash-poor) or long-serving public-sector workers who find themselves surplus to government requirements, and temporarily at least, time-rich and cash-rich.

Although the candidates are campaigning largely on domestic concerns, among them stagnant incomes, a growing wealth gap and evaporating jobs, Ms. Tsai has also cast her opponent's pro-Beijing policies as a first step to selling out Taiwan's sovereignty.

The longstanding gap between blacks and whites in voter participation evaporated in the presidential election last year, according to an analysis released Thursday.

But the racial gap in "giftedness" largely evaporates when a black student is taught by a black teacher, according to new research published this week.

Thermally evaporated films of WO3 are typically oxygen deficient, thereby possessing a large amount of gap states.