Sentence examples for gap worth from inspiring English sources
Their share of revenues would drop from 57% to 50%, a gap worth $280m.
For a long time, as the economy (or the debt bubble) grew, this had not seemed to most of the population a gap worth closing.
Because the Social Security system essentially uses the payroll taxes of current workers to pay the benefits of retirees, any transition to private accounts has a temporary large financing gap, worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
New business includes a recently signed ten-year deal with retailer Gap worth $1.1 billion.
The review also mapped the research foci to date, revealing the range of variations previously examined and potential research gaps worth pursuing in the future.
In the fundamentals model, the experience gap is worth roughly five percentage points for Mr. Markey.
Which raises the question: is that gap really worth fretting over?
These suggest AENE is a promising azido nitrate ester plasticizer for NC and GAP and worth the further experimental researches.
A complete closing of the gap would be worth a little less than 1 point.
Alex Wood's feature on the UK digital skills gap is well worth a read.
"Of those, 50% are over 65but50%0% are of working age in a country where 90% of new jobs require basic online skills and many vacancies are only advertised online," said Lane Fox, adding that Go-On had estimated that addressing the adult skills gap could be worth £68bn to the UK economy.
