Over the past year, bad news has triggered a big gap down for the shares – Tuesday's rally changed that trend with a big gap higher.
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There's such a big gap between New Zealand and Australia.
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They still have a big gap between revenue and profitability.
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Likewise, a big gap remains between richer and poorer households.
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" The spokesman said it may have left a "big gap.
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In all sorts of ways it leaves a big gap.
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There's a big gap in the country, and its getting bigger . . .
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I noticed right away a very big gap in my care.
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The other big gap is less obvious but just as important.
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And there was still a big gap between us and Zynga.
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There's a big gap between 19983 and one million, or even 100,000.
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"When we were teenagers, five years was a big gap," explains Marco.
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As Schuster points out: "There's a big gap between bombast and action."
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What explains this big gap between the stated and observed error rates?
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"There's a big gap between organ supply and organ demand," he said.
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"It's a very big gap in New York fire safety," he said.
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Right now I see a big gap between that and what's next.
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I think there was definitely a big gap between 9:00 a.m.
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I believe there's a big gap between perception and the reality of Africa.
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This would be hugely important, filling a big gap in trans rights today.
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There is a big gap between Chinese animation and American and Japanese animation.
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Thus offer-making accounts for little of the big gap in university participation.
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But after two years, they noticed a big gap in the creative ecosystem.
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There was a big gap between discovering these pieces and actively collecting them.
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That was a big gap, so you have to commit to one pitch.
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Whenever there's a big gap between perception and reality, there's a wonderful business opportunity.
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"It was kind of scary because it was a pretty big gap," he said.
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There will always be a big gap that can't be addressed by technology alone.
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There's a big gap between those guys, but they deal with it a lot.
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That's not a big gap, considering how often liberals are seen as lacking faith.
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There's a big gap between demand for livers, hearts and other organs and supply.
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Because Neptune's diameter is four times Earth's, however, that is a big gap to fill.
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When you report security issues, we saw a really big gap between developers and security.
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More generally, Kates says, there remains a big gap in funding for HIV/AIDS efforts.
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The result is a big gap between the care people need and what they get.
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That's why in the industry there's such a big gap now, there's so many vacancies.
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If there's a big gap between your lower back and your chair that's a problem.
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Callimachi: There's one big gap of time, from September of 2100 until April of 903.
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"Unfortunately, there's usually a pretty big gap between the marketing and engineering departments," Brannon says.
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That's a pretty big gap, and it's one that Saldana hopes her new company will fill.
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"The big gap was that kids weren't getting good preschool educations," he said in an interview.
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Moreover, there is a big gap between what the two countries say they are working towards.
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A big gap may reflect the kind of unsustainable credit boom that often precedes a crisis.
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He's like four years younger than me, which in high school is quite a big gap.
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Europe's laxer regime has resulted in a big gap between test results and "real-world" figures.
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But it appeared to show a big gap between the gains of urban and rural households.
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If there's a big gap between income and expenses, Mr. Eisenberg said, adjustments are in order.
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He said the northeast is a "big gap" company, where its main rival Dunkin' (DNKN) dominates.
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So the White House's new spending could address a big gap in the health care system.
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These conversations happen everywhere, and they reflect a big gap in information available about birth control methods.
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There's a big gap between $7.99 and $150,000, so the judge holds a lot of power here.
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With the demise of the long-standing Le Web conference, there was a big gap to fill.
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He added that there is a big gap between the American rhetoric against Iran and the action.
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With such a big gap between U.S. growth and value stocks, some investors are eying overseas investments.
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The big gap is the quality of the communication, which is the key to creating social norms.
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So that big gap between polls and reality could suggest that people are simply lying to pollsters.
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I'm the youngest of five, and there's a big gap in age between me and my siblings.
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"Where I still see the big gap is the disjointed and ineffective prevention education program," he said.
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"We saw a big gap in polling output because of Thanksgiving for this last debate," he said.
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Because there's a very big gap of 18 days between the New Hampshire and South Carolina primaries.
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In other words, countries with a big gap between rich and poor tended to have low fitness levels.
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Assuming there is not a big gap between the two, foreign governments will press Mr Odinga to concede.
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That's a big gap, but consider whether you're visiting midweek, on a weekend, or during peak holiday season.
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It really showed us how huge the baby gifting market is, but we also noticed a big gap.
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Though, naturally, there's still a big gap in photo quality vs the premium end of the smartphone market.
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A big gap opened up between his bombastic promises and the relatively modest reforms his government managed to introduce.
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"That is a very big gap," said Haddick, who is also an adviser to the U.S. Special Operations Command.
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I don't know how to say this, other than Russia and America, there are communication problems, a big gap.
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A big gap exists between "must" and "may," one large enough to let in the fresh air of reform.
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From March 18 that's where the market closed and broke down from and there is a big gap there.
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Unfortunately, however, modern environmental sampling didn't start until the 1950s, so there's a big gap in the scientific literature.
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"Where Tim is now," manager Mike Scioscia said, "and where he needs to be, there's a big gap there."
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That's still a big gap in the split-second world of downhill racing, but one she is steadily closing.
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"There's a big gap between the laws and policies that stipulate consent, and people's understanding of it," Dr. Laker said.
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"There's a very big gap in the company's stated values and the lived experiences of those folks," Calou told CNBC.
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The survey also found a big gap in voters' views of whether Clinton and Trump are qualified for the presidency.
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Having a big gap between classes would be an issue so I would try my best to balance the classes.
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Roseanne has always been about the big gap between the American dream and the American reality for too many people.
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Twitter has abandoned its native apps for Windows, which has left a big gap for developers to try to fill.
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But between Dr. Schmidhuber's and Dr. Hochreiter's research and today's progress there was a big gap — and that's the rub.
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"There's a big gap between the god I used to worship and the one I worship now," Mr. Mohammad said.
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That's an important milestone, but there's still a big gap for marketers who want to automate the ad buying process.
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The president has yet to choose a defence minister, a big gap given the war with Russia simmering in the east.
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There's not a big gap among Republicans: 89% of Republican men and 86% of Republican women approve of the Kavanaugh nomination.
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This could be because countries with a big gap between rich and poor tend to have large subpopulations of poor individuals.
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That said, Krzanich doesn't see another similar-size deal anytime soon "I don't see a big gap right now," he said.
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But there's a big gap between understanding that and navigating a school system, for example, to advocate for a bullied child.
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In the world of advertising and marketing technology, a big gap that every brand, agency and enterprise faces is digital identity.
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There's a big gap between perception and reality in too many Americans' financial lives — or maybe that's just our new normal.
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Eventually, Placement could move into working with programmers and designers, but it sees a big gap in assistance for business roles.
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Every time there has been a big gap between the two estimators, the polls have reverted toward the longer-term average.
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"There is a big gap between promises and delivery," said Sandeep Upadhyay, managing director at the Centrum Infra Advisory Ltd. consultancy.
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"Halfords has long had a problem in attracting serious cyclists but Evans would fill a big gap in the offer," they said.
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"Talking about personal finance and education is a big gap that I think is in the process of being filled," she said.
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As Looker points out, there's a big gap between him and Khaleesi despite them both appearing in the same number of episodes.
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There just seems to be a really big gap between what is being said to the media and how athletes actually feel.
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It was the big gap between our welfare state and those of our peers in Europe, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan.
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And sometimes there's a very big gap between how good a candidate's answers sounded and how good his or her answers actually were.
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Experts and veterans of the executive branch say, however, there's a big gap between what is theoretically possible and what is realistically doable.
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The curved hinge is clever, but it nevertheless leaves a big gap when it's closed, and it makes for a very thick computer.
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That left a big gap between S&P and Moody's, which has Saudi Arabia three notches higher at Aa3, with a stable outlook.
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"There is a big gap between the rhetoric of the campaign and even in what you see in the polls," Mr. Froman said.
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Kathleen had sought sole physical and legal custody of their minor child, while Hunter wanted joint custody -- a big gap they've clearly bridged.
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"Climate monitoring has fallen into this big gap between the agencies," said Thomas P. Ackerman, an atmospheric scientist at the University of Washington.
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You don&apost want to spend too much time where there&aposs such a big gap, but it&aposs not going to be beneficial.
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Bullard told reporters before the speech that the "pretty big gap" between the rate views makes it difficult to conclude who is more accurate.
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Like many other things at CES, there's a big gap between the watches and functions presented on stage and the ones attendees actually used.
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"I think we just saw a big gap in the market that neither technology nor fashion brands had tapped into yet," Ms. Stockdale said.
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LaShawn Merritt ran the anchor for the United States in the men's 4x400, creating a big gap between the Americans and second-place Jamaica.
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The reason we do all that from scratch is that when you kind of look at drones today, there is a really big gap.
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"Clearly, this interim plan has a big gap between Wall Street and the Battery,'' she said, "and that gap also needs to be addressed.
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It's very hard to feel like you've got integrity or authenticity when there's such a big gap between your persona and your everyday life.
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But Apple's 5G device won't launch until September, "which creates a big gap for Huawei to attract more consumers," according to Liu, of Canalys.
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"There is a risk that China may open lower with a big gap after this holidays, which will blast emerging markets again," he said.
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"There's usually a big gap between when you see the attack initially become successful to then maybe what's revealed as the damage" Falkowitz said.
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"However you slice the data, there's clearly a very big gap in the level of female entrepreneurship in food and agriculture technology," she said.
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And I think that that's where there's a big gap that's out there, where people would like to feel connected in a different way.
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"If someone is an independent contractor, they're not going to be protected under the law, and that's a big gap in the law," said Rossein.
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A survey by the Eurasia Group Foundation found a big gap between the foreign-policy experts who espouse activism and the wider population favouring restraint.
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When it comes to out-of-pocket health costs, there is also a big gap between Obamacare customers of different income groups, the survey found.
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While in the start-up world it may seem like a big gap between two funding rounds, Skyscanner has opted to fuel growth through profits.
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Microsoft continued to eat into Amazon's lead in the cloud infrastructure market in the first quarter, though there remains a big gap between the two.
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"There is a big gap between the rate with which this problem is expanding and our response to it," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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A big gap in the sales of bonds with AAA and BAA ratings could also reduce the effectiveness of a recession indicator, the Fed said.
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He added that, though U.S. start-up valuations have soared to massive levels, there remains a "big gap" between market values in America and Europe.
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That means there's going to be a big gap for some other leader to step in, exploit that discontent, and promise to fix this shit themselves.
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Israel last month introduced one of the world's toughest curbs on bank executives' salaries to try to narrow a big gap between bosses' and workers' pay.
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Always 1999 years ahead of the trends, Prince will leave a big gap in pop culture and also an overwhelming collection of velvet platforms to fill.
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This leaves quite a big gap between what scientists can say about a volcano's future and what civil protection authorities need in order to protect people.
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Clinton's performance has energized Democratic-leaning voters, helping to reduce the big gap between registered voters and likely voters that plagued her in many September polls.
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But there's a big gap between a customer who invests in his remote work space and one who rips the wallpaper to get at an outlet.
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"Vivienne ran from room to room with her heart-stealing grin with the big gap between her two brand-new front teeth," the toddler's obituary said.
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YouTube's addition to the platform fills a pretty big gap in programming, but Comcast has been slow to adopt major third-party apps like Spotify and Hulu.
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"There's this big gap which the agent has to jump across, which requires executing 15 or 16 continuous actions in a very, very specific order," Agrawal said.
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In Hooper Bay, a village where 40% of the residents live below the federal poverty level, the expiration of these EPA grants will leave a big gap.
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Tia is 26 to Luyendyk's 36, which isn't the largest age gap on the show this year, but a decade can be a big gap to overcome.
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Increasingly, the lines that once separated tech and media are blurring, if not disappearing — but there's still a big gap in how those industries do M&A.
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While the smaller Belladrum festival, held near Inverness, goes from strength to strength, even the temporary loss of T leaves a big gap on Scotland's cultural calendar.
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As digital people we think we've made it and you think Google or Yahoo is the answer but there is still a big gap in the market.
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If it can get even a few of its patients on Medicaid and paying more for their services, it can fill that big gap in its budget.
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Heart disease kills the same number of men and women in the United States, but when you look at heart transplants, you suddenly see a big gap.
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If she pulls away, Democrats believe, she might be able to lift up Murphy, who has remained close to Rubio despite a big gap in name recognition.
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"With the whole Oscars thing, there was a big gap between what I thought the problem was versus what the problem really was," he told Men's Health.
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But things get even more complicated when you consider the fact that there's a big gap between where the highest aircraft can go and where spacecraft can go.
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" A happy coincidence: "When I was living in New York City in the early 2000s, I'd walk past this big Gap ad with an attractive model every day.
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Still, a big gap remains, leading to tens of thousands more deaths each year in the US. In America, you are doomed to die younger just because you're black.
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Why it matters: Email was not designed to check whether a message claiming to be from an email address actually came from that address, and that's a big gap.
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Teleocrater helps fill in a pretty big gap in the fossil record, Sarah Werning, Assistant Professor at Des Moines University who was not involved in the study, told Gizmodo.
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There's a "big gap between the investment science getting done and what's actually getting into the hands of the broader market," said Dr. Vinay Nair, co-founder of LVH.
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Still, those changes will likely take time, because there is still "a big gap" when it comes to intellectual property laws between the United States and China, he added.
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The challenging thing - and I'm handing this over to Mark (Robinson) now - the challenging thing is that our next lot of financial projections also show quite a big gap.
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Though there's a big gap between those who think the plan will mostly benefit corporations (18 percent) and those who think it will mostly benefit small businesses (7 percent).
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"There's a big gap between what the science requires and what governments are delivering," said Mohamed Adow, who follows climate change for Christian Aid, a London-based development charity.
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THE RATE OF RETURN MIGHT BE SLIGHTLY LOWER THAN IT WAS 20 YEARS AGO OR 10 YEARS AGO, BUT STILL THERE'S A BIG GAP BETWEEN THAT AND PUBLIC EQUITIES.
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"While performance from the open to close on the day of a big gap down was generally weak, performance on the Tuesday after was 'very positive'," the firm said.
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"Compared with the American Ohio-class submarines that carry Trident II ballistic missiles, there is a big gap for China to catch up in sub technology," the person said.
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E: Oh, it's going to be a long journey because what we notice is that from top ten to top five, there's a big gap and it will take years.
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"There is a big gap between intention and follow-through, so it is hard to say," said Sallis, who studies the effects of the environment on levels of physical activity.
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And confronted with that big gap, you have two options: one is despair, which accomplishes nothing, and the other option is to expand the limits of what is politically feasible.
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In doing so, he spotted a big gap in the market to build a startup around e-commerce payments covering multiple banks and multiple other players in the payments chain.
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"There is a big gap between intent and implementation, and it is used as a way to avoid delivering services," said Osama Manzar, director of non-profit Digital Empowerment Foundation.
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"There is a big gap between intent and implementation, and it is used as a way to avoid delivering services," said Osama Manzar, director of non-profit Digital Empowerment Foundation.
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Third, the XT6 shares its underpinnings with Chevy, Buick, and GMC vehicles, and while the presentation is very much Cadillac, there's a big gap between the XT6 and the Escalade.
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Even setting aside the fact that Hollywood writers often have to work on wildly different projects to stay employed, there's still a pretty big gap between Chernobyl and the Hangover movies!
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Other studies show a big gap in the number of African American and Latino gay men who are taking it, despite the relatively high number of HIV diagnoses in these populations.
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But that wasn't the only thing that got royals fans talking — Prince George also showed off a big grin, including a big gap where his front two teeth had fallen out!
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Second, the big gap between market income and consumption spending thrown up by the new research suggests that safety net programmes are doing their job of keeping people from utter destitution.
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The big gap between implied and actual volatility, especially on the downside, suggests demand for option contracts that pay out in the event that oil prices slide further far outstrips supply.
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And we all know and believe that fully auto weapons are illegal, and so is this a big gap that needs to be closed, and if so how to close it.
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While this may not seem like a big gap on its own, America is an extreme statistical outlier when it comes to countries with at least a $183,000 per person GDP.
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According to a recent global survey by Edelman, there's still a big gap between what employees want their employer to take a stand on and what the company is actually doing.
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"There's a lot of awareness of digital wallets, but engagement is much, much lower and there's a big gap," Rohan Mahadevan, senior vice president for Asia Pacific at PayPal, told CNBC.
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But there is a very big gap between policy and technical capability, and I think that's an area where people can get, sort of, the power back on their side again.
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Coloured Goodies is a small toy store in the Van der Pek district in the north of Amsterdam that has stepped in to fill a pretty big gap in the toy market.
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Tech companies are angling hard on this, but the big gap now is on the clinical side, and there needs to be more research to see whether these solutions are truly valuable.
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"I think at the end of the day there's been such a big gap between Serena and the rest of the field," the former No. 1 Chris Evert said in an interview.
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"Now more than ever in this COP, we will see a very big gap between the negotiations inside and the emotions outside," said Araya, founder of clean development platform Costa Rica Limpia.
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"The only experience is a reality for a lot of women, and thinking about ways it can be made less painful for women — that's a big gap to address here," she said.
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" Ms. Zentner expects growth of 1 percent this quarter, and considers recent data "solid," but added that the big gap between expectations and reality "creates discomfort for economists and monetary policy makers.
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That could help address a big gap in the current epidemic: According to a 2016 report by the surgeon general, only 10 percent of Americans with a drug use disorder get specialty treatment.
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That's $215 cheaper than Sony's 2360TB PS2200 Slim deal (without a game), which isn't a big gap but Microsoft's console does include a 215K Blu-ray player if you're interested in watching movies.
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"When you compare the rural education on offer with urban - well, there is really a very big gap," said Kennedy Ng'andu who runs a college that trains teachers to work in rural Zambia.
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U.S. crude prices have risen much more sharply than Brent in recent sessions, narrowing the big gap between the two that started to open this summer and reached a peak in early November.
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This created "a big gap in data," Brown said, contributing to Flint's crisis going unchecked or being ignored by Michigan officials until a pediatrician, scientists and activists presented proof children had been sickened.
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There's a big gap in the fossil record right around where animals should have developed, study co-author Simon Conway Morris, a professor of palaeobiology at the University of Cambridge, explained to The Guardian.
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Then you open the Zephyrus up and the bottom panel of the device stays on the table, while the rest of the body smoothly separates, creating a big gap intended for cooling the internals.
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"In terms of actually providing proven tools to support behaviour change, there is a fairly big gap between what most apps do and what the science would say is best practice," he told Mashable.
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A big gap between the numbers means women aren't staying with the base Democrats as much, with 2014 resulting in a 48-point difference between women's vote for the blue candidate and Democrats' vote.
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"There is a potentially a big gap between what they have said they will do and what can be implemented," Kumar said after the budget plans triggered a modest rally in South Africa's bonds.
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"There is a potentially a big gap between what they have said they will do and what can be implemented," Kumar said after the budget plans triggered a modest rally in South Africa's bonds.
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"We both grow very nicely, but I still think there is a big gap there", Östberg said during the call when asked about its main competitor in Germany, but he declined to give details. Takeaway.
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Another response, from a thoughtful reader with a background in the compensation field offered a strategy for handling that possibility when there's a big gap between a candidate's current salary and the potential new one.
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There's a big gap between what people say and what they do, and we're fools to forget it But not in the way that Donald Trump is the Guy Who Says What We're All Thinking.
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A USA Today / Rock the Vote survey found that Sanders has an 11-point lead over Clinton with 18- to 35-year-olds, a big gap that's helping to keep him in the race overall.
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Potential customers are taking notice of Samsung's efforts to reinvent itself as a top-tier supplier for 5G wireless networks and bridge a big gap with market leader Huawei and industry heavyweights Ericsson and Nokia.
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Despite those announcements, "there's a very big gap there," said Wei Jianguo, vice chairman of the board for the China Center for International Economic Exchanges, a think tank with close ties to the Chinese government.
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It's been a big gap since your last record and even with your first LP Jumping The Shark that's been an album that even though it got reissued in 2016, it's been done since 2013.
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That's a big gap—the #2/#3 matchup in the Atlantic will be the worst in the league in terms of the final standings, and getting sent over to the Metro instead is basically game over.
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"There is a big gap in health care facilities in the area, the government is not doing its work, which is why international and foreign aid agencies come in to fill the void," Dr. Rahman said.
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Another big gap was on the question of keeping the country safe: 267 percent of white Democrats said it was "extremely important" while a much higher percent of black Democrats, 22012 percent, ranked it that high.
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The eight-times Olympic sprinting champion was slow out of the blocks, just as he was in his last race in Ostrava last month, and never managed to put a big gap between him and the field.
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Protest organizers say the anger at Fikri's death, which shocked even staunch royalists, has rekindled the broader resentment at the establishment over joblessness and the big gap between rich and poor that drove those pro-democracy protests.
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"We're filling a big gap in our history that most schools skip over," says Maria-Christina Yannoulatou, the head of the museum's education department, referring to 450 years of Muslim rule that Greece omits from its curriculum.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Facebook's proposed Libra cryptocurrency falls into a "big gap" in European Union financial regulation at a time when the bloc's ability to tackle money laundering is already stretched, a top EU regulator said on Thursday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Facebook's proposed Libra cryptocurrency falls into a "big gap" in European Union financial regulation at a time when the bloc's ability to tackle money laundering is already stretched, a top EU regulator said on Thursday.
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Exit polling shows that there's a big gap between how young people and older people voted: So the most likely disagreement scenario is that the child voted for Hillary Clinton, while the parents voted for Donald Trump.
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One piece of good news is that the big gap between active and passive fund fees — on average, 0.18 percent for passive funds versus 0.78 percent for active ones, according to Morningstar — is not going unnoticed by investors.
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"There remains a relatively big gap for us to reach the annual air quality goal... So we decided to adopt more targeted and effective measures to control air pollution," the province said in the statement released on Friday.
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Despite the big gap at the finish, there were promising flashes of speed from Team USA, particularly its upwind speed in light wind conditions of nine to 12 knots, which were similar to those on the opening weekend.
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What starts out as a near 323-50 professional split among new lawyers, for example, becomes a big gap: Women are just 17 percent of equity partners at law firms generally, according to the National Association of Women Lawyers.
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"I think the important thing to watch is this big gap that we are seeing right now in operating earnings in the future compared to reported earnings in the past like GAAP earnings, generally accepted accounting principles," he said.
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"I don't think there's a big gap among Republican senators when it comes to the policy on trade, but whether or not this is the time to have that fight I think is probably more the question," said Sen.
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William Gasparini, a sociology professor at the University of Strasbourg who studies discrimination and sports, said there was a big gap between the ways race is handled at the professional level and in the lower levels of amateur soccer.
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LONDON, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Facebook's proposed Libra cryptocurrency falls into a "big gap" in European Union financial regulation at a time when the bloc's ability to tackle money laundering is already stretched, a top EU regulator said on Thursday.
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The poll found that 36% of respondents thought a majority in parliament for the Conservative Party would be the best outcome for the country, a big gap over the 23% who felt a majority for Labour would be best.
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"There is a big gap between the top level, where the situation is improving and the lower and lowest administrative levels, where the situation hasn't changed or even worsened," the business ombudsman for Ukraine's anti-corruption initiative, Algirdas Semeta, told Reuters.
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But according David Howard, professor of health policy and management at the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University, these are "early-stage studies" and there is a big gap between those results and demonstrating a benefit for patients.
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Coinbase's Bramanathan said most of those funds are actively managed funds, and there is a big gap or demand for index funds that enable investors to track the performance of an entire asset class, rather than trying to pick winners.
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"I don't think there's a big gap in view between the government and the BOJ" on the need to meet the price target, Kuroda said, stressing he saw no need to change the target or make it a longer-run goal.
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A big gap remains in access to treatment: According to 2014 federal data, at least 603 percent of people who met the definition for having a drug use disorder didn't get treatment — and that was with Obamacare largely in place.
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The Swedes also had to overcome a big gap to the leaders after a slow first leg by Anna Haag but Kalla, who took Olympic gold in the women's skiathlon, charged around her two laps to put them back in contention.
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"I think the other big gap is the police should've come to the social apps and asked people to send warnings," says Sean Howell, president and co-founder of Hornet, a dating app which has over 25 million users worldwide.
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The FCA has already approved an expansion of the FOS' remit from next April to deal with a wider range of small companies, but this would still leave a big gap for larger and more complex disputes, the report said.
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"Also, our daughter is 7, so we had a big gap in the age, and I thought we've had this lovely time with our daughter and she's calm and sweet and we really thought Whoa, we're having a boy," Greenfield continued.
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Bullard told reporters before the speech that for the time being there is "obviously a pretty big gap" between the markets' prediction for future rate rises and the Fed's own and it was difficult to conclude who is more accurate.
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"There is a risk that China may open lower with a big gap after the holidays, which will blast emerging markets again," he said, referring to the re-opening of the Chinese markets after this week's Lunar New Year break.
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And there remains a big gap between bottom-up consensus earnings growth expectations - of 7.4 percent in 2019 - and top-down estimates by strategists based on macroeconomic models of roughly 1 percent, pointing to potential further earnings growth downgrades ahead.
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The ruling picks at a big gap in LGBTQ rights across America: Under federal and most states' laws, LGBTQ people aren't explicitly protected from discrimination in the workplace, housing, or public accommodations (such as restaurants, hotels, and other places that serve the public).
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The Commerce Department wouldn't be responsible for every space-related regulation — the FAA would still likely oversee licensing for launch and spacecraft reentry, for instance — but this move could help fill a big gap that has been growing in the space industry.
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"Broader markets are happy to push sterling lower with any negative news, and there is a big gap opening up between the outlook of both the eurozone and the U.K economies," said David Madden, a markets analyst at CMC Markets in London.
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The ruling covers a big gap in LGBTQ rights across America: Under federal and most states' laws, LGBTQ people aren't explicitly protected from discrimination in the workplace, housing, or public accommodations (such as restaurants, hotels, and other places that serve the public).
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"In other parts of the world where mobile phone usage is still on the rise, especially with a younger audience, there's this big gap between what people have the means to buy and what they aspire to own," Robert Brunner tells The Verge.
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This is in stark contrast to TIOBE, which has Java and C, then a big gap, then Python and C++ (Javascript is eighth) — and also to PYPL, which claims the order is: Python and Java, a huge gap, then Javascript and PHP.
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One big gap in this study is how the program led to such a dramatic drop in deaths: Is alcohol linked to more deaths than we know, and did 0003/2000 Sobriety prevent and deter problematic drinking that would lead to those deaths?
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The cases cover a big gap in LGBTQ rights in the US: Under federal and most states' laws, LGBTQ people aren't explicitly protected from discrimination in the workplace, housing, or public accommodations (like restaurants, hotels, and other places that serve the public).
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"It used to be that our servers typically made 1.5 to two times more than our kitchen staff, which is a big gap, but now they make two to four times more," wrote Kim Snuggerud, who owns the Hilo Bay Cafe in Hawaii.
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One big gap in the North's weapons program, U.S. officials say, is that Pyongyang has not proven it has a reliable re-entry vehicle that can carry a nuclear warhead to a U.S. target on an ICBM without breaking up in the atmosphere.
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Throughout, The Predator feels like it's been cut to the bone, in a way that ultimately requires viewers to make tiny little leaps to keep up, and all those tiny little leaps eventually add up to a big, big gap between audience and film.
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If a big gap opens up between the number of diamonds offered for sale and the number of people willing to buy them at high prices, diamonds could suffer a big, sustained fall in value and the entire business could cease to make sense.
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"There's a big gap between the forecasts that are available within the weather community and in some cases the information that people receive and are able to use," said Rebecca Morss, a senior scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo.
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"We've been saying there's a big gap between the president's rhetoric and actions he can take to undermine the work of the media," said Joel Simon, executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists, which often works to aid reporters in countries with autocratic regimes.
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That's what a reader asked after seeing a big gap on the list we put together to accompany a story on the first opera by a woman produced at the Metropolitan Opera in over 100 years (the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin").
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It promises to actually use that tech to deliver something to the market, in the form of a handset that closes like a clamshell and opens to reveal a larger screen, in a manner similar to ZTE's Axon M — but hopefully without the big gap between.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo) Not only does the $400 Pixel 3a fill a big gap in the budget/mid-range market, I'd argue that anyone who was previously thinking about getting a $300 Moto G7 should seriously consider spending a bit more for a Pixel 3a.
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I'm not rude to anyone at work, I engage in small talk around the coffee machine and on Slack occasionally, and I'm friendly with a couple of people on my team, but I'm sensing a big gap between my level of involvement and that of my peers.
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The researchers weren't able to nail down a solid explanation as to why there's such a big gap between counties, but are confident in saying that it's a combination of "socioeconomic and race/ethnicity factors, behavioral and metabolic risk factors, and health care factors," according to the study.
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But while Ottawa is not alone in lecturing the developing world about transparency and governance, this year's SNC-Lavalin scandal and Trudeau's defensive response to it have underlined a big gap between its contributions to anti-corruption plans at global summits and its weak laws and enforcement at home, according to Transparency International.
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But the true scope of the outbreak still can't be measured, the doctor added, because patients who aren't sick enough to be hospitalized aren't getting tested, and the facility has been turning away dozens of less critically ill people who present with coronavirus symptoms, creating a "big gap" between official numbers and the disease's likely spread.
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A report last year by the Korea Institute of National Unification, a state-funded think tank, revealed a big gap in how the young and the old approach unification (and North Korea by extension): Nearly 50 percent of respondents under 30 didn't think being a single people required a single state, while only 20 percent thought unification was necessary.
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This rating is assigned to issuers or obligations with the lowest expectation of default risk relative to all other issuers or obligations in the same country KEY RATING DRIVERS Market Leadership to Continue: Fitch believes Telkomsel will to continue be the largest mobile operator in Indonesia by subscribers as there is a big gap between the company and its closest competitors.
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Uber may be facing a host of very challenging problems at the top, including a big gap in its senior leadership, and across its workplace culture, but it's still got to focus on product iteration if it wants to retain its market leadership, and this feature broadens its potential customer base to a previously hard to reach user group, via the proxy of existing riders.
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"The stock market decline in December followed by the government shutdown undoubtedly had a negative impact on consumer sentiment in January, so the big gap in sentiment towards the present and future doesn't guarantee that the US economy is on the cusp of a recession, but it does serve as a reminder that the economy is a lot slower now than it was a year ago," he said in a note.
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Meantime everyone sort of takes for granted the traditional media — TV being the biggest invest is all but dead, a portion of it is going away — doesn't seem like it's going away anytime soon and it seems like there's a big gap, right, the audience has moved online, the ad dollars have not moved online, the ad dollars that are there online, they don't seem to be doing what they should be doing.
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There were several other letters that Mr. Scarpa said were from Mr. Nichols, discussing, among other things, the pronunciation of Mr. Nichols's first and second wives' names; how to use acupressure to handle pain; the mislabeling of "non-dairy creamer" in the prison; his view that "God is a vengeful God"; and a complaint of "a big gap of communications between you and I." Terry L. Nichols, the convicted Oklahoma City bombing co-conspirator, purportedly wrote to the inmate Gregory Scarpa Jr. in 2010 describing where explosives were hidden in Mr. Nichols's old house.
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I know that virtual reality can make video game so much more than Bullet Train, but I think there's a big gap between the idealistic conversations I heard between game developers at GDC and the audience that's actually willing to put down the money for VR. I know because I am that audience, and deep down in my dumb gamer brain, ravaged by decades of developers catering to my basest urges, VR is not going to be a real platform for video games until I'm putting bullets in things.
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