Sentence examples for gap has begun from inspiring English sources
"In recent years, progress on closing the gap has begun to slow.
The second shows that since then the gap has begun to widen.
Gap has begun a legal battle against a social networking site set up by a former London student over alleged copyright infringment, as the Guardian reported last week.
Some observers believe that the gender gap has begun to erode for some Republican candidates in recent days, suggesting that the cautious approach is succeeding.
And although she still has an advantage among Latinos — an estimated 25percentt of the electorate and some of her most steadfast supporters — that gap has begun to narrow.
News that the gap has begun to widen is a damning indictment of the government's record when it comes to women's standing in the economy, and could not come at a worse time.
Some impoverished mothers here, terrified by that gap, have begun leasing computers for their children.
When the debate's moderator, Jane Waldfogel, informed him that the most recent data showed that the race gap had begun to close again, Murray seemed unimpressed, as if the possibility that blacks could ever make further progress was inconceivable.
In the phenomenon of "creeping Christmas," stores like CompUSA and Gap have begun opening their doors at midnight on Thanksgiving to drum up business, delighting some bargainhunting consumers and irritating some others who bemoan the earlier-than-ever start to the season.
On the division's right flank another gap had begun to develop as they lost contact with the Australian 4th Division and as a result the order to retire was passed.
Efforts to overcome this gap have begun for Colletotrichum- Arabidopsis and Leptosphaeria- Arabidopsis pathosystems [ 20, 21].
