Sentence examples for the rising gap from inspiring English sources

Everything has its price.* "The Rising Gap Between Primary And Secondary Mortgage Rates", by Andreas Fuster, Laurie Goodman, David Lucca, Laurel Madar, Linsey Molloy and Paul Willen.

The rising gap between rich and poor (and the fear of socialist revolution) spawned a wave of reforms, from Theodore Roosevelt's trust-busting to Lloyd George's People's Budget.

The World Economic Forum identified the rising gap between rich and poor as the greatest threat to global stability over the next decade.

The report confirms the protesters' belief that the rising gap between the income of the top 1 percent and the income of everyone else is a major factor behind escalating inequality.

As a result, wages of workers on the low rungs of the ladder slowed more than the wages of those in the middle, and the rising gap leveled off only in the 1990s.

3) Why not tax the wealthy more in order to break the rising gap between rich and poor? 4) A clear answer to GW Bush on his absurd defence strategies.

While overall increase of the enrollment rates in CTE-STEM courses regardless of gender and race/ethnicity is a promising trend, the recent trend in racial/ethnic gaps is an alarming signal because of the rising gaps among racial/ethnic groups with increasing enrollments of Asian students compared to other racial/ethnic groups (see Fig. 12).

A democratization of the EU can only be successful if the trend of a rising gap between elites and citizens can be stopped and if the Union's basic rules are decided by the European people.  .

Huge sums of American money continued to pour into Thailand throughout the Thanom-Praphas years, stimulating economic development but also contributing substantially to the growth of corruption and a rising gap in the standard of living between rich and poor.

Oxfam, the international development group, has long argued that organizations like the IMF need to address rising gaps between the rich and poor, and stop encouraging low public spending.

That arrangement was largely tolerated while the chaebol spearheaded rapid growth in the South Korean economy – Asia's fourth-biggest – but the rising income gap, youth unemployment and high-profile problems affecting Samsung and other major companies, means voters' patience is wearing dangerously thin.