Sentence examples for gap matters from inspiring English sources

(The Fabian commission on Life Chances and Child Poverty, which has been publicly critical of Tony Blair's inability to state clearly "yes, the gap matters" publishes its final report on March 30. As it happens, the title is Narrowing the Gap).

"The gap matters," Mr. Sedwill said.

In Omsk, the transcontinental gap matters little.

But it was hard to imagine the older, jowlier man smashing the lithe younger one.The age gap matters.

If I met Wright I would be more interested in asking him why in theological terms the gap matters?

This growing gender gap matters and we should take action now to address it, perhaps by finding a way to include boys, particularly those that attend non-selective state schools, in the widening participation agenda.

"Well, it was more that, as long as the people at the bottom are doing OK, does the gap matter?

Smaller age gaps matter even less as you and your partner grow older.

The even better news is that with a bit of planning, restructuring and redeployment we might be able to make salary gaps matter less and noble intentions matter more for all of us when choosing a college major.

The conventional view is that, while "enthusiasm gaps" matter, so that the concerns of core party constituencies can't be too blatantly dismissed, elections are won by winning over "independents," and that the key to winning them over is to be "moderate" and "pragmatic" or, what comes to the same thing, "bipartisan".

Assistance gaps mattered to the family's welfare.