Sentence examples for told the gap from inspiring English sources

A Senate estimates hearing on Monday was told the gap between the Reserve Bank's record low cash rate of 2% and interest rates on credit cards is widening.

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"You can tell your complainers that nobody - i.e. not the press room - is being told the time-gap to Cav's little group, which is now seven-strong.

She told the Guardian that the gap between the desperate need in countries such as Iraq and current funding levels risked permanent damage to public health across whole populations.

Greenspan told the committee that the gap was between 1-2 pointstannuallytsoannually, so that after a decade, his plan would cut annual Social Security payments by more than 10percentt.

He told MPs: "The gap between the richest and the poorest in income terms has increased substantially over the last 40 years".

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The Labour Leader, who has to reply to the Budget having heard the details for the first time in the Chancellor's speech, told the Commons: "Never has the gap between the Chancellor's rhetoric and the reality of people's lives been greater than it was today.

Ms Campbell told the inquest there were gaps in patient charts where medication had not been administered correctly.

The UK foreign secretary told the House of Commons that "narrow gaps" remain between the parties, and sanctions would not be lifted until at least an interim agreement had been made.

Asked whether Greek bonds held by euro zone central banks could also be rolled over to help cover the funding gap, Stournaras told the paper this was part of a November 2012 agreement.