Sentence examples for wide the gap from inspiring English sources

What is surprising is how wide the gap is in Britain.

Consider how wide the gap had become between what companies spent on projects and what they made in cash flow.

WHERE there is a gulf to be bridged, it is best to know how wide the gap is.

The Hummer carries meaning, all right, but what it exemplifies is how wide the gap can be between what the owner and those onlookers think the meaning is.

Research by Prof Sarah Birch for the Institute for Public Policy Research shows how wide the gap has grown between those who vote and those who don't.

Statistics from the HESA report, Students in Higher Education Institutions 2010/11, show how wide the gap between men and women students has become in some subject areas.

"The wider the gap, the better the opportunities for humor, and that's what heavy metal has got -- a big, big gap.

The space between those two people is where mental health issues arise, so the wider the gap, the bigger the chance that something's going to happen".

The Yankees have six games remaining with the Red Sox, but scoreboard-watching becomes less important the wider the gap becomes between the teams.

At its widest, the gap is striking, with middle-aged men in most developed countries about twice as likely to die if they are unmarried.

In regard to control variables, according to resource dependence theory, the wider the gap between two companies' total assets, the wider the gap between two companies' age, or the wider the gap between their ROEs, the more likely it is for them to build interlocking networks.