Sentence examples for points gap from inspiring English sources

The victory secured a large enough points gap to ensure neither Rosberg nor Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel can catch him.

1.59pm BST Nicola Adams v Mary Kom (round four) Kom ups her workrate to try and close the points gap and lands a couple of right-left combinations.

For Moyes's team to hand their fierce rivals such an early present was hardly the best way to hope to narrow the points gap to their cross-town rivals from the yawning 12 it was at kick-off.

(ESPN) Despite winning his third consecutive MotoGP race, Dani Pedrosa gained nominal ground on Jorge Lorenzo, the series leader, closing the points gap to 23 at the Malaysian MotoGP.

Mexico's German Sanchez and Ivan Garcia Navarro took silver ahead of Nick McCrory and David Boudia of the United States who, with an 8.82 points gap over Daley and Waterfield, were comfortably clear in bronze.

However, League Two is frequently the most volatile of the professional divisions – the points gap between top and bottom was the smallest of all four divisions last season – and an inspired run here, an unforeseen crisis there, could derail the most informed of predictions.

Now, there's a 32-point gap.

Britain has a five-point productivity gap with Spain, a 30-point gap with Ireland, a 34-point gap with Belgium and a 45-point gap with the Netherlands.

That 10-percentage-point gap has persisted for several years.

"You can't dismiss an eight- or nine-point gap.

Inslee has closed a nine-point gap since February.