Sentence examples for ongoing gap between from inspiring English sources

The technological dynamics and cost reductions in the global economy due to the increase in value-chain fragmentation have been significant, increasing the opportunity cost of the ongoing gap between actual and notional production densities.

However, data also demonstrated men's limited use of these services, as well as an ongoing gap between levels of knowledge and safer-sex practices.

We are being asked to justify our role as students face stunning levels of debt and employers point to ongoing gaps between what we produce and what they need.

They are also stirring up longstanding political recriminations between Israelis and Palestinians — as peace efforts remain stalled — about what's to blame for the ongoing gap in water consumption between Arab municipalities and neighboring Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

I think it's also important to talk about the ongoing gap in pay.

Regular audits of patient care delivered by the clinicians were reported to be of help in identifying ongoing important gaps between current care and guideline recommendations.

The aim of this paper is to present a theory that tries to bridge the gap between ongoing oscillatory brain activity in the alpha frequency range and the generation of early components of the visual event-related potential (ERP).

As the state embarks on year three of its five-year plan, efforts are ongoing to reduce a growing gap between rich and poor and to build China's interior to give growth a better geographical balance.

In an ongoing effort to bridge the gap between the GOP and minority voters, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky).

The ongoing joke seems to be the gap between the twee sentiment or idyll of ballads and old songs (the 'emerald germs' which accompany every grisly death, and give each chapter its title) and the unhappiness of little people's little lives and deaths in Gullytown.

The human rights movement can be seen as the ongoing but failing struggle to close the gap between the abstract man of the Declarations and the empirical human being.