Sentence examples for gap is vast from inspiring English sources
Kenya's digital gap is vast.
But the difference between them and the amateurs is like that between any professional and an amateur; the gap is vast.
Republicans countered that the gap was vast, the bill out of touch with what the country wanted, and that Mr. Obama should throw it out and start over.
"If we have any energy left after the trials of a competitive American college, we turn to private corporations if we have debt to repay, and to the non-profit sector if we want to make the world better," says Robert Ochshorn, who has just graduated in computer sciences from Cornell University.In simple numerical terms, the personnel gap opening up is vast.
The gender gap in technology is vast.
True, out-of-wedlock births are falling and welfare reform has increased the chances of mothers holding down jobs, but the gap is still vast.
But the gap in defining news is vast, he said.
The area where the gap negatively impacts traffic is vast, he said, pointing to a map that showed the impact zone stretching from Azusa to La Crescenta, and Griffith Park to Baldwin Park.
In Brazil, for example, the income gap between rich and poor is vast.
However, the gap between rhetoric and reality is vast.
