Sentences with phrase «wide gulf»

It's exciting, O'Donnell adds, that common patterns relating brain development and structure to sociality are found across wide gulfs of evolutionary time.

In a sense, by watching and sharing these photos and videos, we all become instant eyewitnesses to the deaths of these young black men — and to the often wide gulf between the «official» story of what happened and the murky truth.

Belief in God and religions are more on a continuum than isolated points with wide gulfs between them.

Washington (CNN)-- Sometimes in politics, things are black and white — like the historically wide gulf between the black community and the conservative movement.

He emphasizes his ethos in titling neighbor Respecting the Grain: warm - toned chevrons of varying widths ripple across the blond panel, yet they reserve wide gulfs for the creamy, yellow birch grain.

More recently the studies of Alfred Kinsey and his associates on the sexual habits of contemporary Americans have shown how wide the gulf is between the persisting puritanic professions of respectable people and their average actual sexual behavior.

Two of Broward's top elected leaders, one Democrat and one Republican, came together Thursday to consider how best to prevent a repeat of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre — but they couldn't bridge the deep and wide gulf between them on the issue of guns.

The wide gulf between consumer activity and business strategy in Canada is depressing.

One of the most unfortunate realities of the startup world is the wide gulf that exists between the business and technical sides of most startups.

«It's not surprising that the deficit is up because in year one there has been a wide gulf between Trump's fiery trade rhetoric and action.»

Two of Broward's top elected leaders, one Democrat and one Republican, came together Thursday to consider how best to prevent a repeat of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre — but they couldn't bridge the deep and wide gulf between them on...

In a country where the last hundred years of foreign rule have destroyed the concept of social equality and intensified class stratification, where a foreign system of education has created a wide gulf between the educated class and the masses, the prevailing mood of the people is to recover their lost dignity and equality.

And to the good who know how wide the gulf, how deep, Between Ideal and Real, who being good have felt The final temptation to withdraw, sit down, and weep, We pray the power to take upon themselves the guilt, Of human action, though still as ready to confess The imperfection of what can and must be built, The wish and power to act, forgive, and bless.

There's a wide gulf between an expertly hard - boiled egg and just any hard - boiled egg.

In pair tournaments scored at match points it is especially important not to give up an extra trick with the opening play, and it is here that there exists the widest gulf between rubber bridge and duplicate competition.

There's a wide gulf between the level of signal - calling available to the fifth - year senior and the two - sport Murray.

The total revenue figures show the wide gulf between the other English clubs and ourselves, but if you analyse the actual figures in # M for each individual category, you can see just how far behind we are, and how it may be impossible to bridge the gap.

Dani Kennedy told The Associated Press this antagonism caused them to make decisions against the best interests of mothers and babies, broadening the historic midwife - doctor divide to a wide gulf — with tragic consequences.

Paul and Christie tangled in a passionate debate over government surveillance that highlighted the wide gulf in the Republican Party between libertarian - leaning Republicans like the Kentucky senator and national security hawks like the New Jersey governor.

But elementary English recognizes a wide gulf between «a lot of» and the word «all.»

True, those clients are not extra-terrestrials, but there is a wide gulf between the worlds of law and science, and Thompson's new job is to span it.

Our report reveals a wide gulf between what pregnant women need to quit smoking and what our healthcare services currently provide.»

There's also a wide gulf between what seems to work in mice and what actually helps people who have neuropsychiatric disorders, says Steven Hyman, director of the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard.

Brandon Wade, the 43 - year - old CEO of Seeking Arrangement, sees a wider gulf between sugar babies and prostitutes.

Compare it to the same year's narcoleptic, madly - overpraised, utterly irrelevant Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (which also ends in a literal Mexican stand - off, as it happens) for a succinct précis of the wide gulf between what's popular and what's good.

Officers are being watched like never before as they respond to a constant flood of 911 calls, revealing the wide gulf between how cops see themselves and how they are seen by the public.

Starring Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston, and adapted by Alan Loeb from a short story by Jeffrey Eugenides (The Virgin Suicides), co-directors Josh Gordon and Will Speck's movie is a curious but not unpleasant thing, not the least of which is because of the wide gulf between its concept and how it's being marketed and the more melancholic reality of what it is.

Why does there seem to be such a wide gulf between what principals say they need to know to do their job and what they are taught in education programs required by state departments of education?

There is a wide gulf between the demographics in the growing Hispanic student population and the teacher workforce.

Despite for the first time taking into consideration the performance of subgroups like English learners, students with disabilities and those from low - income families, there is still a wide gulf between the top and bottom LA Unified middle schools at LA Unified when it comes to their score on the California Office to Reform Education's (CORE) new school accountability index.

This set has been to 250 mph a few times already, but it's a wide gulf from 250 to the record of 268 mph and beyond.

That's great, but you'll still notice a wide gulf between standard comfort and convenience features.

19 March 2018 - In the past, there was a wide gulf between the features of a luxury car and their smaller, everyday counterparts.

There's also now a wider gulf between Comfort and Sport settings in the Driving Experience facility, and BMW advises that body roll has been reduced and straight - line stability has been enhanced.

Why is there such a wide gulf, as the posters of similar comment point out, between the costs of Seattle Renters Insurance, auto insurance, and health insurance?

Elie Younes, chief development officer of the Rezidor Hotel Group, said: «The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a long - term key market for the Rezidor Hotel Group providing both inbound business from international markets and significant outbound business to the wider Gulf Corporation Council countries.

There are also a number of cities to explore, from Giza to Alexandria, which perfectly capture the canyon - wide gulf between the poor and the rich.

Oil flecked across the wide Gulf seas will have far less impact on wildlife or fish or anything else than if blobs of the stuff happen to congregate in a marsh vital for a threatened species of breeding bird, or an aggregation of spawning bluefin tuna.

The point is that there is sometimes a wide gulf between what the scientist knows and what they can effectively convey to the non-expert public.