Sentence examples for gaps rising from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon says the current fleet "faces capability gaps, rising maintenance costs, and parts obsolescence as it reaches the end of its planned 30-year life-cycle".

The Pentagon says the current fleet "faces capability gaps, rising maintenance costs, and parts obsolescence as it reaches the end of its planned 30-year life-cycle". So an estimate of $4 billion -- for design, testing and manufacture of at least two jets -- is not completely out of line.

Song had long considered himself apolitical, but with Lee in office, he became frustrated with some of South Korea's most ­talked-about problems: a widening income gap, rising household debt, government corruption.

Hayes said the government's stance on the tampon tax was in keeping with policies which have seen women bearing 86% of the burden of austerity, the lack of progress on the gender pay gap, rising levels of domestic and sexual violence, and women's over-representation in low-paid work and as unpaid carers.

For black applicants that gap rose to almost threefold (14% to 5%).

The Commerce Department said on Tuesday that the trade gap rose 8.5 percent in April from March, to $40.3 billion.

In regular market trading, Gap rose 75 cents, to $34.90 a share.

If you do use the average figure, the pay gap rises to 15.5%.

Unsurprisingly, without the basic foundations that gap rises to a 27 percentage point difference at secondary school.

Fourth-quarter 1998 sales at the Gap rose to $3 billion, up 40percentt from $2.2 billion the year before.

Gap rose only 1percentt; Wal-Mart Stores rose 4.3percentt, but that figure included a hefty 6.1percentt increase at Sam's Club, Wal-Mart's discount warehouse.