Sentence examples for greatest gaps from inspiring English sources

Sub-Saharan Africa has the greatest gaps between potential yields and realised yields for several crops, particularly maize and rice.

This was one of Labour's greatest gaps, it failed to tackle the quality of work agenda at a time of high employment – apart from putting the minimum wage in place.

The states with the greatest gaps between elders' median income and the cost of that basic-but-secure life are those with high costs of living or low incomes: Massachusetts, the District of Columbia, New York, Mississippi, Maine, Vermont and Louisiana.

And one of the greatest gaps has been in addressing maternal health which has prevented the achievement of any real development progress for decades.

While very few populations adhere to the current Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGAs) recommendation of three servings per day of low fat or nonfat dairy, African Americans unfortunately, tend to show the greatest gaps between daily recommended intakes and actual intakes of key food groups and the nutrients of public health concern.

The greatest gaps were for iron folate supplementation (72%) and malaria prevention (86%).

It found the greatest gap at the University of Maine at Augusta: men earned on average $3,079 more than women.

The United States posted the greatest gap, with the top 1percentt earning 17percentt of the gross income, "a level last seen in the 1920's".

The greatest gap between perception and reality is in Saudi Arabia, where participants believe fewer than three in 10 people are overweight whereas more than seven in 10 are.

The greatest gap, as expected, is behind the industrialized countries.

The results obtained from the assessment of resources indicate that the greatest gap belongs to the protection system against fire and buildings, respectively.