Sentence examples for gap is bigger from inspiring English sources

In the villages of Chaoyang County here in eastern Guangdong, the gap is bigger still.

The pay gap is bigger – the national average pay gap is about 15%, in London it's 23%.

For PEPs, not surprisingly, the gap is bigger still: fewer than one in a hundred of the poorest households, and more than a quarter of the richest, have tax-exempt share investments.

And some of the president's friends would like this pensions reform, unlike the one that dogged Mr Cardoso's first term, to be limited to public-sector pension schemes, where the funding gap is bigger.

The case shows that even in the well-developed coastal regions of China "there is still an enforcement gap, but the gap is bigger in the mid and western parts of China," he said.

Weale is explaining that he believes official measures can suggest the output gap is bigger than it really is, as new entrants are typically paid less than established workers (making wages a poor measure of output).

We still believe and dream but in the same way we are realistic that the gap is big.

Of the countries surveyed, the gap is biggest in India, where women spend on average 94 minutes more time than men on total work each day.

But the financing gap is big enough that lawmakers in both parties have floated the idea of simply borrowing money by selling new highway bonds.

The pricing gap is big enough for the buyers and sellers to find some common ground.

They will also have to publish the number of men and women in each pay range to show where the gender pay gap is biggest.