Sentence examples for gap has become from inspiring English sources

But the gap has become a chasm.

The China trade gap has become the biggest.

How to close that gap has become a subject of intense debate.

Finally the shoe collection that Pierre Hardy designed for Gap has become available.

At PP Electrical Services, the productivity gap has become obvious as it goes after new markets.

In the past six years of euro crisis, the gap has become larger, more visible and more controversial.

Consider how wide the gap had become between what companies spent on projects and what they made in cash flow.

But as chief executive he suddenly had a whole new set of issues to deal with at a very large company, which Gap had become.

Providing better access to health care and education and reducing the country's growing urban-rural wealth gap have become part of President Hu Jintao's pledge to build a "harmonious society".

Daisy Sands, of the Fawcett Society, said progress in closing the gender gap had become slow and stagnant.

Its red, white and blue signs, famous map design and even warnings to passengers to "mind the gap" have become internationally recognised.