Sentence examples for gap has shrunk from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, the black-white pay gap has shrunk slightly.
The performance gap has shrunk, the tournament should not.
In the United States, the gap has shrunk to around 0.3 percent.
The output gap has shrunk to less than 1% of GDP.
He can make the shortfall up, but until that gap has shrunk his strategy exists only on paper.
Veterans, particularly those in their 20s, have faced higher unemployment rates in recent years than those who never served in the military, though the gap has shrunk as the economy has worsened.
In 2000, terminated chief executives underperformed those who retired voluntarily by 13.5 percentage points; by 2002, that "return gap" had shrunk to 6.2 points.
The supply of university graduates had been growing roughly five percentage points faster each year than that of high-school graduates; by the 1990s the gap had shrunk to less than two percentage points.
If the OBR had decided that the output gap had shrunk – something that a mechanistic reading of its own published models would imply – then it would probably have ruled that the Chancellor was not on course to hit his deficit reduction target, forcing him to pencil in still more cuts for the next Parliament.
A poll published by the daily Corriere della Sera indicated that, when it was over, the gap had shrunk to about four.At last, on February 11th, his opponents were entitled to think they might get a fair crack of the whip and, indeed, they chose that day to launch their programme.
By 1986, the gap had shrunk to about 0.6 standard deviations.
