Sentence examples for greater gaps from inspiring English sources

She said, "I think this process is creating greater gaps in these children's life chances".

Kazimierz Brandys says, in his "Paris Notebooks: 1985 87," that the French student has greater gaps in his knowledge of world culture than the Polish student, but he can get away with it, for his own culture contains more or less all the aspects, all the possibilities and phases, of the world's evolution.

Due to quantum confinement effect, greater gaps are found in NWs with greater diameters.

But, even assuming that we could maintain a growth rate that would allow all creditors to realize a return on capital, we would face even greater gaps in income and wealth than we have now.

"I think that what's emerging as a centrality of thought is that the visa waiver program potentially is the place where there's greater gaps, possibly, than the refugee program itself," Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn).

The results for former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley and former Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee show varying differences, with greater gaps in the spring when there was less polling available.

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.

So as the crackdown infuriates protesters, there is a greater gap with their ostensible leader, political analysts said.

But the new report, published last month, carried a very different message: a projected rate of decline of 6.7%, which means a much greater gap to fill.

As a consequence, a greater gap in income between successful and unsuccessful entrepreneurs increases entrepreneurial effort and thus a country's contribution to the world technology frontier.