Sentence examples for gap to grow from inspiring English sources

We can expect the gender pay gap to grow.

It expects that gap to grow to $207 million in 2012.

He said the team did not want the time gap to grow to 10 or 11 minutes and that his teammates were riding at a "moderate tempo".

In light of the shifts in social patterns of smoking and alcohol use in Denmark, and the lag time between exposure and smoking-related and alcohol-related deaths, we ceteris paribus expect the gap to grow even bigger in the future.

Look for our memory gaps to grow as we train our brains to recall where information is located, rather than remembering the information itself.

The argument between Dowden and Lawson gives an indication of why that gap continues to grow.

Last week, the Department of Education reported that the gap started to grow again in the 1990's on representative national tests.

Between boundary reviews, that gap tends to grow inexorably, due to long-term population shifts away from (Labour-leaning) inner cities to (Tory-leaning) suburbs.

The top 1 percent of households control more than 42 percent of the nation's financial wealth, and the bottom 80 percent control just 7 percent -- and the gap continues to grow.

"If the gap continues to grow between England and Wales at the next tests, it might be felt that these reforms have not made much difference," said Prof Taylor.

Since 2004, McDonald's has sold more in Europe than in the United States--and that gap continues to grow.