Sentence examples for gap was narrowed from inspiring English sources

The gap was narrowed over the following months by legislative action to reduce the district's pension payments temporarily, combined with an influx of federal stimulus money.

A major reason for their slow progress is the "know-do gap"—the gap between what is known and what gets implemented in low and middle income countries (LMICs) [ 3].The burden of illness in developing countries could be reduced substantially if this gap was narrowed, i.e., if evidence-based tools and services were scaled up.

The polls still showed a majority for yanking the Governor, but the gap was narrowing.

If the gap was narrowing in such turbulent times, what would happen if economic recovery took hold?

And while annual income data showed women's pay losing ground to men's, weekly data suggested that the gender-based income gap was narrowing.

Mr. Kaufman noted that while economic activity in developing markets was still growing at a faster clip than in Europe and the United States, the gap was narrowing.

Mr. Schubert, the manager of the campaigns against same-sex marriage, agreed that the effort was trailing in Washington but said the gap was narrowing.

Even though the gap was narrowing, Morales would still need to win more than 70percentt of the remaining votes to pull off a surprise triumph.

It was still lower than that of UEBMI insured inpatients (up from 51.71% in 2003 to 76.05% in 2012), but the gap was narrowing (Table  4).

The average expenditure for UEBMI insured inpatients was higher than the average for NCMS insured inpatients, although the gap was narrowing.

There is a unique hotwire connection between game and player; the psychological gap is narrowed.