Sentence examples for gap in prices from inspiring English sources

The ONS figures underline the gap in prices across the UK.

For what it is worth, which may not be very much, futures traders think that the gap in prices will diminish but remain large.

Twenty years later, average values in Berlin are still considerably lower than those in Paris or London, but the wide gap in prices of comparable luxury units is finally starting to narrow.

Subsidies will be based on the gap in prices between energy-efficient vehicles and those with traditional engines, with subsidies running as high as 600,000 yuan for a large commercial bus powered by a fuel cell.

Iwan Wirth, who represents the French-American artist Louise Bourgeois, whose giant spider, Maman, became a landmark outside Tate Modern in London last year, said the huge gap in prices between the likes of Lucian Freud and Bourgeois was "a constant source of disappointment".

This gap in prices reflects the earning power between men and women and the report from the U.S. Census Bureau that women earned 77 cents for every dollar men earned in 2012.

Still, the two sides have narrowed a gap in price expectations in recent weeks.

The gap in price between vintage and nonvintage reached absurd proportions for standard images.

But the gap in price between a "luxury" building in the financial district and comparable buildings in other parts of Manhattan has narrowed considerably.

According to a report from Zillow, a real estate Web site that divides homes into three price groups, the gap in price changes between the top and the bottom of the market is narrowing.

The gap in price can pit regulators, who see their job as protecting consumers from unreasonable rates, against renewable energy developers and utility companies, many of which are willing to pay higher prices now to ensure a broader energy portfolio in the future.