Sentence examples similar to shrunk the gulf from inspiring English sources
A golden age in the decades after World War II, so the story goes, shrank the gulf between richest and poorest American families.
But in a string of effusive praise, the president has made clear he sees the pope as a like-minded thinker and potentially useful ally in a crucial battle of ideas, particularly on the importance of shrinking the gulf between rich and poor, a subject Obama has pushed repeatedly but with limited success.
The Gulf of Mexico's dead zone shrank this year.
"Just as phablets have eaten away at the smaller end of the tablet spectrum, the gulf between PCs and tablets is shrinking every day.
The gulf between Inditex and its rivals is bound to shrink, however.
And, with the gulf war fading into memory, and fears of inflation shrinking, the Fed is freer to nourish the recovery with easier money and credit.
Even then, "there were periods when the gulf of 95 places between Barclays Premiership giants and Nationwide Conference minnows had shrunk by at least half", writes the Times' Matt Dickinson.
The gulf between the transhumanists and the scientific community was slowly shrinking.
If it had been called "the gulf between women and men," people would have said, "Right; what else is new?" If the book had been called "the shrinking gulf between women and men," people would have said, "That's nice," and bought something livelier.
The Gulf states could mediate.
