Sentence examples for yearly gap from inspiring English sources

Perry filled the yearly gap for his fans with live Christmas concerts in various locations.

The yearly revenues are $15 million.

The planting season is also the time of the yearly "hunger gap" between when the last year's harvest runs out and the new one comes in.

However, it is essential that the Global Fund is fully resourced in order to maintain its essential role, while in the meantime bringing new donors on board to close our yearly financing gap of U.S. $3 billion for implementation of TB care.

Hospital expenditure at Longyou county hospital increased yearly and the gap in expenditure between NCMS insured inpatients and UEBMI insured inpatients decreased.

Another point of context: Quarterly smartphone sales are substantially larger than yearly tablet sales, a gap that is increasing.

As a result, the yearly average reporting timeliness gap decreased significantly over time.

A structural deficit is a gap between regular yearly costs, like salaries, and reliably recurring revenues, like taxes.

They showed that the effect of demographic differences was less than two fatalities yearly, actually reducing the safety gap between Sweden and Finland.

It mandated the testing of every child from third to eighth grade, with consequences for school systems and states that failed to make "adequate yearly progress" in narrowing the achievement gap between rich and poor.

In contrast, in a gap time model, the yearly fall rate would be expected to not differ between both observational periods.