Sentence examples for the massive gap between from inspiring English sources

"These figures expose the massive gap between the rhetoric and the reality of Tory immigration policy.

"She is responsible, but not solely, for the massive gap between the rich and the poor".

Martin pointed out that the WTO gathering had managed to unwittingly highlight the massive gap between the haves and have nots in the world.

It was the massive gap between men and women's lives in Afghanistan that made Dr Sarabi so keen to pursue politics.

The writer, Donal, is mistaken for an IRA man, and the play hones in on the massive gap between someone's idealistic principles and, when push comes to shove, their self-preservation.

Shareholder activists on Monday called for the board of McDonald's to cut the wage of chief executive Donald Thomson, citing poor performance and the massive gap between his wages and the average fast-food worker.

It is this massive gap between the planetary emergency and frustratingly primeval inter-state realpolitik that inflames global public opinion, especially against the two top carbon emitters, the United States and China.

The register suggested "a massive gap" between the salaries and types of second jobs carried out by PCCs.

Or maybe it's the way there's a massive gap between the regular crowd and the stage, filled by a VIP area which feels like first-class on the Titanic.

"I was using Twitter a lot on my phone, and was realising there was a massive gap between the link on the tweet and the full story.

Much of it has been published or leaked since the four official inquiries on whose verdicts the government previously relied, causing a massive gap between public perceptions of the war and the official version of events.