Sentence examples for persisting gap between from inspiring English sources

Britain, the United States' only ally so far in its campaign for military action against Baghdad, stepped in to try to bridge the persisting gap between Washington and Paris, assuring France and other wary Council members that London would insist on another round of "detailed discussions" before any military assault.

These sobering statistics, and others presented in "Women in America: Indicators of Social and Economic Well-Being," are evidence of a persisting gap between the sexes, even as we celebrate strides made toward gender quality this Women's History Month.

More recently published preliminary data from the 2010 DHS confirm these trends of overall improved access of the broader population to immunization services but persisting equity gaps between socio-economic groupings.

By the end of the experiment, there was no difference in cardiac output between the two groups but a persisting gap in microcirculatory perfusion.

OCCUPY WALL STREET may be long gone from lower Manhattan, but worries persist about the gap between America's richest 1% and the rest.

Animal studies have shown that thrombocytopenia is associated with the gradual thinning of the vessel wall endothelium over time, and that, if thrombocytopenia persists, gaps gradually occur between adjacent endothelial cells.

This achievement gap persisted between the beginning and middle of first grade despite the no-preschool group receiving disproportionately more reading intervention.

Using science knowledge to guide conservation action remains difficult; communication gaps persist, especially between scientists and other stakeholders including policy makers.

Knowledge gaps persist between demographic groups, with European- and Asian-Americans scoring higher than other groups.

Yet, large gaps persist between knowledge and action.

Inventories persist at record highs and the gap between one-family starts (for sale) and one-family sales is at levels that cannot promote a fast work-off of inventories.