Sentence examples for gap of between from inspiring English sources

A gap of between one and two years of life expectancy (at age 65) will persist indefinitely.

Rosberg recovered to take second but once Hamilton had the front he maintained the gap of between two and five seconds to his rival with ease.

Another employee at a high street optician chain with a median gap of between 35-40% said there appeared to be no action plan.

Local Government Association research reveals a gap of between £2.5-3bn betheen the business rates that will be remitted to the Treasury and the amount that the Treasury will return to local government.

At stake is a pay gap of between £1 and £4 an hour and the prospect of back pay for six years if they can prove they were underpaid.

The bakery suggests a gap of between 12 and 36 hours before baking: I rest mine for 24, but to be honest, although the results are really, really nice, they're not so outstandingly superior to the New York Times version to warrant such delay.

Twenty-seven indels totalling 70 nt and five gaps of between 11 and 60 nt were also found.

This site notes that zoo tigers can experience gaps of between 13 and 61 days.

America must close the gap of hope between communities of prosperity and communities of poverty...

Note: Most servo motors have period gap of 30ms between two signals.

The 15% difference was higher than the gender pay gap of 10% between young men and women with academic qualifications.