Sentence examples for gaps of around from inspiring English sources

France, Australia and Spain have house-price gaps of around 20%.

In particular, how to close the funding gap of around €32bn created by giving Athens two years grace.

So around 24 to 35% of men want to put more restrictions on abortion, against 43 to 59% of women – a consistent gap of around 20 percentage points.

A series of recent surveys suggest as many as 65% of voters would say no next September, with a gap of around 20-30% between no and yes.

An analysis of statistics by the Resolution Foundation think-tank found that across the country there is now a racial "employment gap" of around 150,000 jobs.

The trade deficit grew to $46.3 billion, up from a revised $42.6 billion in July and exceeding forecasts for a gap of around $44 billion.

According to the report, while global foreign direct investment finally increased again in 2013 (by about 9% on 2012), with developing countries getting more than half of total flows, there is an estimated gap of around $2.5tn annually between what developing countries receive now and what they would need to make the transition to sustainable development.

A performance gap of around 15% is observed while comparison with JRPAG-TM for each scenario.

This refining process takes place between a rotor and a stator, where a gap of around 0.5 mm is found.

For these studies, calcite, being an insulator with a band gap of around 6 eV, has been proven to constitute a very suitable substrate.

For the period 1997 2001 they estimate a gap of around 2.85 % per year, in line with the results of Izquierdo et al. (2001), although negligibly smaller.