Sentence examples for this gap reflects from inspiring English sources

The Halifax, now a bank, said on October 2nd that its index had gained a more sedate 6.9%.Mainly, this gap reflects regional differences.

Many economists, including those at the European Central Bank, say this gap reflects Europe's inability to push through economic reforms that would make its labor markets more flexible and its way of doing business simpler and more efficient.

This gap reflects a more general gap between aspatial theoretical land-use models and descriptive, pattern-based empirical analysis.

The most important condition in this theorem is the energy gap between the ground state and the next excited state (in our analogy, this gap reflects how sound asleep the baby is).

For large values of the fixed target, this gap reflects the inaccuracy of Algorithm 2 when selecting the worst link in either by the power consumption or by the target-to-SINR ratio criterion.

This gap reflects the reality that it is one thing to list the categories of individuals who might require palliative care in a crisis, and quite another to actually identify those individuals and quantify their needs in the midst of a crisis.

The main reason for the shortfall is a low contribution from business.But some of the gap reflects the structure of an economy that has switched a long way from manufacturing to services.

This widening gap reflects a 9% increase in total emissions in China in 2011, driven mainly by rising coal use, compared with a 2% decline in the US.

This gender gap reflects the continuing difficulties of women scientists in academia, say many observers.

Let me make clear that although I think my estimate is more reliable and rests on better methodological choices, I also believe that this large gap reflects major uncertainties and limitations in our collective ability to measure recent evolution of wealth inequality in developed countries, particularly in Britain.

Ms. Patrick, 22, said the gap reflected what each group saw as normal.