Sentence examples for gap to narrow from inspiring English sources

The company expects that gap to narrow significantly.

Its very structure, for instance, has caused the software gap to narrow.

Nevertheless, they expect the gap to narrow, although they disagree on whether gold will fall or mining stocks will rise — or whether there will be some of both.

That chancellor is expecting the gap to narrow, but by 2014-15, there will still be a shortfall, of 4% (see chart 3).

Because women now earn the majority of bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees, we can expect the wage gap to narrow further in the future.

Because prices have outgained incomes on the coasts the last two decades, many analysts expect the housing gap to narrow eventually -- but they were saying the same a decade ago.

After 20 years the pay gap begins to narrow again.

The black-white earnings gap continued to narrow until the mid-1970's, in both strong and weak economic times.

After Newsom's visit, the gap continued to narrow, and by 2013 it stood at seventy per cent.

But in surveys of smartphone adoption, such gaps appear to narrow.

That gap is expected to narrow by February after the nationwide shift to digital from analog.