Sentence examples for the considerable gap between from inspiring English sources
Rand Paul is a figure who might be able to bridge the considerable gap between his father's youthful libertarian admirers and the party's dominant social conservatives.
The economy is operating far below capacity, as evidenced by the high unemployment rate and the considerable gap between the actual and potential levels of output.
I can't see a figure in either that's equivalent to, say, Mica Levi, who bridges the considerable gap between riot grrrl and grime, between Woodentops-style indie-bop and Herbert's blippy, micro-syncopated glitchtronica.
The current deal expires in less than two weeks, but there is no guarantee the mediator, George H. Cohen, or the schedule of seven consecutive days of meetings will help bridge the considerable gap between the sides.
The considerable gap between poll numbers and prediction markets is because the latter shows the outcome that is most likely to happen, rather than simply reflecting who people say they might vote for.
However, this alone is unlikely to explain the considerable gap between proposed and implemented solutions.
JERUSALEM — The Palestinian Authority president, Mahmoud Abbas, on Monday dismissed a demand by Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to recognize Israel as a Jewish state, underscoring the considerable gaps between the sides.
Nobody can accuse Google of not moving as fast as it can to make up the considerable gap in available cloud regions between its Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and its two biggest competitors: AWS and Microsoft Azure.
They dominated every aspect of the final and reinforced the knowledge there is a considerable gap between them and the rest of the rugby world.
A test of the factor showed that there was a considerable gap between the number of visits reported by the girls and the number of visits found in the medical records.
As can be seen in the upper part of Figure 5, there is a considerable gap between the learning curves of speakers 3,5,7 and 8 using the words 'red' and 'black' and speakers 2,4,6 and 9 who all preferred the consistent use of the words 'clubs', 'spades', 'hearts', and 'diamonds'diamonds
