Sentence examples for worrying gap from inspiring English sources

There is a gap, and it is a worrying gap," Ms Primarolo said.

"As I look at the church today the most urgent and worrying gap is in young people's work," he said.

Low pay still experienced by women is a contributing factor towards the worrying gap between how much men and women save for retirement.

Such a "safe-harbour" compromise was supposed to have been reached by negotiators meeting in December, but there is still a worrying gap between the two sides and the clock is ticking.

But didn't the jury's question hint that it did not really understand the original instructions?Linguistic scientists now claim that there is a worrying gap between the language of the American public and that of the legal profession.

But it could be up to 20 years before that day has fully arrived, a worrying gap after the time when the current lot of weapons become obsolete.What to do?

If this is true, it suggests there are worrying gaps in our ability to respond".

Responding to the findings, Stonewall Chief Executive Ruth Hunt said: "There are worrying gaps in knowledge and training relating to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people.

Universities minister Jo Johnson said: "We have seen record application rates among students from disadvantaged backgrounds, but this latest analysis reveals the worrying gaps that still exist in graduate outcomes".

In contrast the portrait of Catherine seemed crude to the museum's curator Louisa Price, and worrying gaps in its provenance also emerged when a catalogue of all the museum's paintings was being compiled this year.

The call for an inquiry was backed by international aid charity Oxfam, which said that the rise in food bank use revealed worrying gaps in Britain's social safety net.