Sentence examples for the broadest gap from inspiring English sources

More perilous for social peace, Latin America maintains the broadest gap between rich and poor in the world, and the gap has narrowed only marginally, if at all, from what it was under the generals, dictators and caudillos.

'Fast food is not only the fastest growing industry in the country, it's also the lowest paying industry in the country, and it has the broadest gap between what the workers and the CEOs make.'.

"Fast food is not only the fastest growing industry in the country, it's also the lowest paying industry in the country, and it has the broadest gap between what the workers and the CEOs make," Kendall Fells, the organizing director at Fast Food Forward, a New York group behind the campaign, told VICE News ahead of last week's rallies.

With an effective range limited to about 200 yards, it could not fill the broad gap between the low-power pistol cartridge and the full-power rifle cartridge.

But for most of last century, and despite the concerted efforts of developing-economy governments, rich economies grew faster than emerging economies, widening the broad gap in incomes.Then, everything changed.

The group served an advisory role to the broader gap analysis and core investigator team.

And there were clearly Borrowers in that house, almost visible through the broad gaps between the draughty uncarpeted floorboards.

Bridging the broad gaps between basic research and clinical benefit is likely to require major changes in the interactions between industry and academia, and more public funding of 'mini-Manhattan' project teams to overcome key roadblocks.

And that has spilled over into the broader wage gap.

It does so within the broader "technology gap" perspective whereby wide technological and organizational differences ultimately shape the patterns of trade within sectors across countries and their dynamics.

Facile electron-hole recombination and the broad band gap are two major bottlenecks of titanium dioxide (TiO2) applied in visible-light photocatalysis.