Sentence examples for gap in performances from inspiring English sources
In 1993, when a tour was canceled, a group of dancers asked Mr. Tomasson if they could do a workshop during the gap in performances.
But even today, studies show that this cultural bias persists and can actually make women perform worse in math and that the gender gap in performance goes away completely in countries with gender-equal cultures.
In both America and Britain the gap in performance between state and private education is wide.
The growing disparity of Internet access is leading to a gap in performance, about 56percentt of teachers said.
Where a subject does show a gap in performance, that division is asked to conduct further analysis into the particular reasons and to identify ways of addressing them.
The gap in performance between boys and girls at grade A in these subjects has reduced from 0.9 to 0.3 percentage points.
A recent piece of research highlighted here on HBR focuses on the emerging gap in performance between the technical competences of leaders versus their leadership charisma or assertiveness.
The report also flagged up a widening gap in performance and outcomes for children with SEND between the worst and best local areas.
One of the most persistent challenges for educators in New York and across the country is closing the gap in performance between white and Asian students and their black and Hispanic peers.
"If some schools can do it, there is no excuse for others not to," said Milburn, who claimed the report "unearthed a new and shocking gap in performance between similar schools serving similar communities".
