Sentence examples for gap in standard from inspiring English sources

Germany, above all, have demonstrated that a country can perform like a club, closing the gap in standard between the international game and the Champions Leaguee to which club managers such as Arsène Wenger are apt scathingly to refer (at least when not flitting from Poland to Ukraine and back in the interest of expert analysis on French television).

The assertion that a "gap in standards of living" drives people to migrate on any serious scale is fallacious.

The size of the defeat by 111 runs was a reasonable reflection of the gap in standards and class.

Campaigners said the findings once again underlined the huge gap in standards between the care received by those with mental as opposed to physical ill-health.

Nick Gibb, the Schools Minister, says teachers must shed the "anti-textbook ethos" to help close the "astounding gap" in standards between England and high-performing countries overseas.

However, there is a gap in standards dealing accurately with these types of structural elements under several arrangements of loadings and boundary conditions.

Speaking to the BBC while visiting Singapore on Sunday, Hammond said: "The gap in standards of living between Europe and Africa means there will always be millions of Africans with the economic motivation to try to get to Europe".

And the gap in standards between authorities facing similar challenges was too wide.

Welfare benefits will also be improved in rural areas to reduce the gap in standards of living between town and country.

The following quotation is illustrative of the gaps in standard care that people had experienced.

The "income achievement gap" – differences in standard test scores and grade point averages – between children from families in the top 10 percent of the income distribution and those from families in the bottom ten percent has been growing.