Sentence examples for subtle gaps from inspiring English sources
The subtle gaps between the results and the original results can be neglected.
Although biology has been successful at closing gender gaps in attracting and retaining undergraduate and graduate students, in this study, we document more subtle gaps that persist.
Each of Mobvoi's overseas returnees had their own reason for coming back to China: Some went to the U.S. to build skills for a long-planned return, while others slowly came to feel that subtle cultural gaps were holding them back.
In the mucosa, on the other hand, subtle opening of the tight junction, evidenced by the intrusion of the HRP through the junction, and oedema, evidenced as electronlucent gaps in the basal area, were the only changes noticed.
The other causes of the pay gap are more subtle and therefore harder to address.
"Goodbye, Babylon" had bridged the gap perfectly, combining subtle noise reduction with vintage packaging and music that seemed both ancient and timeless.
His remarks also were a subtle reminder of the generational gap between Mr. Cuomo, 43, and Mr. McCall, 65. "There's a formula for the new Democratic Party," he said, one of promoting economic growth and smaller government.
This seems to be an increasing problem the committee heard evidence that suggests a big rise in hit-and-run accidents.A more subtle cause for the widening gap between the two sets of figures may be the very fact that a target has been set.
In "A Mother's Place" she draws on statistics and on interviews with 40 mothers and 12 fathers to argue that even for favoured, educated women, things are tough: glass ceilings, double-shifts at office and home, subtle or not-so-subtle pay gaps.
I was on a train one morning when I saw a woman applying what appeared to be the most perfect brow powder – subtle, matte, flat shadow that filled gaps with the natural-looking ditchwater brown (warm shades look fake).
