Sentence examples for greater gap between from inspiring English sources

We've gotten an ever greater gap between rhetoric and reality inside large companies.

On no issue has there consistently been a greater gap between the people and the political class than Europe.

"With every passing day there is a greater gap between the two greats and the rest of the league in Spain," Valdano said.

The far greater gap between India and China is in the provision of essential public services — a failing that depresses living standards and is a persistent drag on growth.

If a heavy rookie workload were a cause of future success, we'd see a greater gap between the top 20 and bottom 20 running backs in terms of carries.

Whatever else those two films are, they're much more ordinary to look at and to think about than "The Tree of Life," and it's the very singularity of Malick's film that troubles him most about it: "I fear that it will mystify large audiences and leave a greater gap between popular cinema and the art house".

"It's someone who's got a great big gap between their legs - the inference is they couldn't catch anything," says actor Barrie Rutter, founder and artistic director of the Northern Broadsides theatre company based in Halifax.

And participants from countries with a high level of economic inequality show greater gaps between the treatment of individuals with high and low social status.

"There's a great gap between politics and expression.

South Africa has the world's greatest gap between rich and poor, and about 25percentt unemployment.

The financial commitments are weak and there is a great gap between the promises and the reality.