Sentence examples for gap has existed from inspiring English sources

This will be the fourth year in a row such a gap has existed.

The gender gap has existed for so long now – and across all ages – that it's time for action".

In fact, this gap has existed for some time, perhaps, she fears, since before they were married.

Our analysis of census data suggests this trend is not new and this gap has existed for decades.

Moreover, if a gap had existed, it would have been in favour of the United States.

Looking at United States Census data, the study's authors -- Gordon B. Dahl, an economist at the University of Rochester, and Enrico Moretti, an economist at the University of California at Los Angeles -- found that the gap had existed since at least the 1940's and probably for much longer.

"These income distribution gaps have existed for centuries," says Elmer Cuba, an economist.

Generational gaps have existed for as long as there have been adults and children.

However, significant research gaps have existed to date regarding these workers' attitudes and perceptions toward pandemic influenza response.

"A constitutional gap that has existed for two centuries has been filled," Mr. Bayh said.

This is a gap that has existed for centuries, and de Botton doesn't fill it.