Sentence examples for gap looms from inspiring English sources
As it does in much of the rest of the country, the economic gap looms large in this state.
That dynamic is at work in households across the economic spectrum, but the cost gap looms as a crisis for the poor, experts warn, since the federal government has cut financing for energy assistance programs.
If underlying costs for the state are not addressed now, he said, a $10 billion gap looms in next year's $136 billion budget, $14 billion the year after that and $17 billion after that.
The new mayor of New York City wasted little time in getting down to the tough business of governing a city where a huge budget gap looms and the public is still largely enamored of his predecessor, Rudolph W. Giuliani.
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But with an additional $2 billion budget gap looming, Mr. Bloomberg may need to let constituents see him fighting for them.
But with the economy fragile, a $2 billion budget gap looming, and expensive union contracts for the next mayor to negotiate, it is hard to see how sweeping tax cuts now is the most responsible and productive thing to do.
Hillman on Friday called for action to address the "big funding gap" looming in the universities sector caused by mistakes in the government's modelling and the fact that graduates are earning less than expected.
The good news is that with Camelot's "all-time high" ticket sales of £5.8bn in the year to 31 March and monopoly in the marketplace there is almost no chance of a Channel 4-style multi-hundred-million pound funding gap looming on the balance sheet.
Nick Hillman, who worked for Willetts during the introduction of the policy, called for action to address the "big funding gap" looming in the universities sector caused by mistakes in the government's modelling and the fact that graduates are earning less than expected.
