Sentence examples for gap went from inspiring English sources

For women, the wage gap went from 6% in 1979 to 19% in 2015.

The gap went out to 15sec before the chasers finally regained touch.

So when Gap went wrong, employees said, it was because Mr. Drexler's fashion sense was off.

Gallacher did hole a 15-footer to halve the 2nd in birdie but the Texans went two up at the 6th as Reed made birdie and Spieth repeated the feat on the 7th and the gap went to three.

"There was never a period in American history where the wealth gap was not enormous, but after this most recent recession, the wealth gap went from dismal to even worse," said Darrick Hamilton, a professor of economics and urban policy at the New School in Manhattan.

The Gap went from selling jeans and T shirts to becoming America's most popular clothier, offering everything from men's suits to body lotion.

This gap goes a long way toward explaining why Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential candidate, pays a lower tax rate than many affluent Americans.

The performance expectation gap going into the second debate was negligible, with just 41 percent thinking Obama would do better and 37 percent thinking Romney would win the day.

Attempts to close the gap, going back to the George W Bush administration, have repeatedly failed despite broad public support because of pressure on congressional legislators from the NRA.

"We can't let the technological gap go on, but you have to devise a way to make it economically self-sustaining," Mr. Valdes added.

Noting that the United States Open was held here for the first time in 32 years, Rory McIlroy, the world No. 2, said: "Yeah, I mean, some guys want to keep that 30-year gap going.