Sentence examples for point gaps from inspiring English sources

Moody's has downgraded Japan's sovereign debt rating twice in the past two years because, even assuming Japan's economy grows at a moderate rate (an optimistic assumption given a shrinking population), the deficit would continue expanding at least until 2005, at which point gaps in Japan's pension system would start to emerge.

The reason: Even assuming that Japan's economy grows at a moderate rate (an optimistic assumption given its shrinking population), the deficit would continue to expand at least until 2005, at which point gaps in Japan's pension system would start to appear.

Once you get up to the higher levels, though, the experience point gaps between levels get bigger and the small bonuses you get for helping your neighbors and planting and plowing your fields are no longer enough to allow you to advance quickly.

Marcato added the conversion, but that still left a five point gap.

Two victories or strong finishes would give Lorenzo an unassailable point gap.

Two other recent polls show the gap down to 10 points, and a poll averages show a 12 point gap.

Your poll says there is a three percentage point gap, well let's just wait and see.

The affluent, by a whopping 45 point gap, are more likely to finish college than those without means.

Last season there was a 16 point gap, ranging from Chelsea in third on 53 points to Newcastle in 8th with 37.

It represents a 28 percentage point gap – the biggest in Britain – meaning the Met is short of thousands of ethnic minority officers.

Comparing the positive with negative outlooks, there was a 31 percentage point gap.