Sentence examples for ideological gaps from inspiring English sources

But his scholarship, like his past, straddles ideological gaps.

To make deals with the Democratic leadership in Washington, the president-elect is going to have to bridge some ideological gaps.

The £3 Labour supporter movement could, if it took off, help fill in some of the ideological gaps in the NHS change movement.

Writer remarks "so many splintered organizations make any Palestinian agenda confusing to the point of stupefaction, but it is fair to say that the ideological gaps among all these groups have lately shrunk, with disturbing consequences".

With dueling press briefings and statements through the weekend, it was clear that bridging ideological gaps among nations afflicted with different versions of the economic contagion would provide the new president and other world leaders with a daunting challenge.

They also demonstrate the wide ideological gaps in a party that has seen gains across nearly all demographics and geographies.

Partially as a result, there is an increasingly large gap in ideology between Democratic and Republican senators, which has tracked with the ideological gap in the House.

Nevertheless, the candidates' plans for health reveal a clear ideological gap.

Except on a few issues like trade, there is no ideological gap between the Clintons.

But the ideological gap between them is much wider than this patch of trampled grass.

The ideological gap just yawned yet wider as David Cameron sprang into the New Year with tigerish ferocity.