Sentence examples for gap of about from inspiring English sources

The UK's productivity gap of about 18% compared with a gap of about 7% for the rest of the G7.

(John McCain, by comparison, faced a gap of about five points in 2008).

At the very least, the gap of about four points that used to separate the pair has closed.

Both the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office and economists on Wall Street expected a gap of about $370 billion.

"We still think there is a gap of about 25% between the WLTC test and typical average new car driving".

CSR Magazine found a shareholder value performance gap of about 10% between, for example, the most and least transparent companies.

And what we found is that a gap of about 200 Elo points, or 250 Elo points, translates to about an 80% win rate.

The polymers have an optical band gap of about 1.3 eV in the solid state and only vary by the chemical nature of the solubilizing side chains.

The figure looks even worse when one considers that America still has an estimated output gap of about 6% of GDP.

This is a wage gap of about 20%.

Ag2O is a p-type semiconductor with a band gap of about 1.3 eV.