Sentence examples for the class gap from inspiring English sources

The narrowing of the gender gap seems to have widened the class gap.

Online education will serve to widen, not close, the class gap.

On immigration, for example, the class gap is 12 points; the age one is 44 points.

Gregg McClymont, Labour's pensions spokesman, has pursued this doggedly, and he says the Tories don't understand the class gap.

"The class gap was evident last week against Manchester United and it showed again against Chelsea in the second half.

"He is fantastic," says Dillon, who sees him and his like as this country's only hope for closing the class gap by educating children to enjoy food.

She plays up the class-gap between the snobby protesters and the chorus of cleaning-women whom they disdainfully ignore.

Princeton professor Sara McLanahan observed that the class-gap in resources that comes from differences in family stability, income and parental time spent with children has increased dramatically over the last 40 years.

The social class gap at university has widened since the mid-1990s, with students from the richest 20% of families seven times more likely to go to elite universities than the most disadvantaged 40%.

The good news is that we now know more about the pupil-level strategies that will close the social class gap.

With few art house film-makers apparently willing to tackle UK social issues in 2015, it was left to the posh boy/working-class kid combo of director Matthew Vaughn and Mark Millar, upon whose graphic novel Kingsman is based, to map the widening class gap in 21st-century Britain.