Sentence examples for gap has grown from inspiring English sources

Since then, the technology gap has grown.

Today, the gap has grown.

But since 1979, the gap has grown fastest among women.

This gap has grown by 10% since 2006.

But within the last year the gap has grown.

Since then, though, the gap has grown significantly.

By the 1990s, according to the US Department of Health and Human Services, that gap had grown to 4.5 years.

By 2007 that gap had grown to nine to one; spending by upper-income families more than doubled, while spending by low-income families grew by 20 percent.

Then, in May, Governor Brown announced that the state's budget gap had grown to $16 billion, rather than the $9 billion his administration had projected in January.

According to the OECD figures, spending on research and development per worker in 1996 was far less in Britain than in Germany, America and Japan and the gap had grown since 1981.

Nine months later, the gap had grown to six and a half billion dollars and was on the same scale as the deficit that brought the city to the edge of bankruptcy in 1975.