Sentence examples for gap in average from inspiring English sources

The problem however, is more than just a gap in average scores.

And as the gap in average age in the locker room and press room widens, it's not necessarily the attitudes of the kids that are to blame.

The point in the year campaigners have dubbed "equal pay day" is based on the 14.2% gap in average hourly pay between men and women working full-time.

In the space of 12 months What's On TV has gone from touching distance of overtaking its arch-rival (just 7,800 sales behind) to a 325,255 gap in average weekly sales in the second half of 2013.

While wealth among the top 10percentt of blacks has become more concentrated, Pew found that the gap in average wealth among all blacks compared to all whites has worsened: In 1983, the median net worth of white households was eight times higher than the worth of black households.

This suggests that the immigrant-native gap in average risk attitudes might not be persistent.

A gatehouse stands guard beside a single gap in average-height fencing.

Of the 10 metro areas with the widest gaps in average test scores, six were in the Northeast, including Hartford, Buffalo and Philadelphia.

This procedure leads them to overstate the initial gaps in average incomes between rich and poor countries because prices tend to be much lower in poor countries.

Figures in this report show that the gap in the average annual mileage driven is similar to the study findings: annual average for company cars in 2011 was 27,900 km., compared to the annual average for privately owned cars of 15,800 km.

Analyzing statewide tests of academic achievement, I found that test scores have risen the most, and the gap in the average scores of black and white children has narrowed the most, in those areas where violence has fallen most sharply.