Sentence examples for narrowed gap from inspiring English sources

That narrowed gap has changed the habits of investors who for years borrowed yen at low interest rates, then invested in higher-yielding currencies — a practice that helped to keep the yen weak for much of the last decade.

Last night, Roberto Ramirez, the Bronx Democratic Party chairman and a spokesman for the Ferrer campaign, seized on the narrowed gap to reinforce Mr. Ferrer's contention that the election was still too close to call.

In New York City, Mayor Michael Bloomberg touted a narrowed gap between these groups in 2010, but Asian students led the pack.

This finding indicates the narrowed gap between urban and rural areas.

Evidence from the reviewed papers showed a narrowed gap in SRH between most and least materially deprived women compared with men in many (13, 18, 28, 30, 37) but not all settings.

As income, NCMS and the inpatient price were highly associated with the change of inequality in inpatient utilization from 2003 to 2008, improved income, a narrowed gap of income between the rich and the poor and an increased coverage rate of NCMS (especially for poor individuals) have effectively facilitated the improvement of equity in inpatient utilization.

The UK faces an energy crisis with a narrowing gap between available supply and rising demand.

He agreed with Mr. Smith on the narrowing gap in the primary in one respect.

The narrowing gap inspired some modest optimism even as the two sides parted Tuesday afternoon.

The opinion polls point to a narrowing gap, but not yet to a PP win.

For years, what I saw as a steadily narrowing gap between myself and perfection inspired me.