Sentence examples for living gap between from inspiring English sources

They are considerably more optimistic than whites, presumably because the percentage in 2010 who thought black people were better off than they were five years earlier doubled, and a significant proportion think the standard of living gap between whites and blacks is actually narrowing.

A few months after the war game, the Newcastle Initiative for Changing Age embarked on a pilot project concentrating on mental health, which is seen as the biggest contributor to that healthy living gap between prosperous and not so prosperous people, in Tyneside and many other places.

The news comes as students struggle with the cost of living: the gap between income and expenditure for a typical student now amounts to more than £7,600, according to NUS analysis.

In one election poll, eighty-three percent of those surveyed said unemployment, the high cost of living, the gap between rich and poor, and other economic issues were the country's most urgent problems.

And even as the world has made tremendous progress in both saving and enhancing children's lives, gaps between the poorest and wealthiest children –both among and within nations – are actually growing, often concealed by global and national averages.

Heading into the elections, the foremost issue for Israeli voters appeared to be the rising cost of living and expanding gap between rich and poor.

But it smells of dogs, as there are 9 dogs living in the gap between my house and the house next to mine". "Whenever I am in this room, I can't help but think about my childhood because this is the room I used to share with my brother.

In my book I say the crash threatened Dickens's privacy and brought home to Nelly the humiliation of her position – that it showed her she had to live "in the gap between what could be said and what really happened".

Most of us live in the gap between who we are and who we are called to be; being a Catholic isn't an all-or-nothing proposition.

She lived in the gap between the end of silent movies and the start of subtitles in cinemas.

An early gay rights activist and a practical prototype for the hippies, Arthur lived out the gap between Walt Whitman and the Summer of Love.