1.   But that debate revealed a wide gulf between the guild of academic historians and the public.

2.   Although both sides in the Nagorno-Karabakh dispute say they are ready to talk, a wide gulf divides them.

3.   As impressive as it is that scientists have sequenced the human genome, there remains a wide gulf between knowing the sequence and putting the information to practical use.

4.   Across this wide gulf comes a gleam of recognition.

5.   But it reflected the wide gulf between Barry and council members who feel he is not acting forcefully enough to stem the crisis.

6.   But the political and legal obstacles remain formidable, as does the wide gulf between the government and the Redmond, Wash., software company.

7.   By Monday night it became clear that House and Senate negotiators still faced a wide gulf over the Community Reinvestment Act.

8.   By then, the split between Moorer and Atlas had become a gulf too wide to close.

9.   Even the most skilled of interpreters, entrusted with the task of bridging wide gulfs between language and culture, come with no guarantees.

10.   In the past, the two were separated by a wide gulf.