Sentence examples for a big gap exists from inspiring English sources

Jerome Buzenet of DFDL reckons that although foreign investors find it easier to invest in high tech than in many other sectors, including in property and in the retail business, a big gap exists in Vietnam between what investors expect and what they find.

Due to the small magnitude of low-order flapping/shear frequencies ratio, usually a big gap exists between the aforementioned frequencies especially in isotropic beams, while this gap reduces for composite beams which exhibit more characteristics of Timoshenko beams.

A big gap exists at provincial, district and school levels about education officials' perception and understanding of the need for data on one hand, and the actual data collection, analysis and its use on the other hand.

A far bigger gap exists between generations in Qatar and other conservative Arab countries than in the West.

A big temporal gap exists between the pioneer study where VO2max⁡ was measured in swimming [ 4] and the first studies where time to exhaustion at the velocity corresponding to VO2max⁡ (Tlim-vVO2max⁡) was assessed [ 5– 7].

Currently, there exists a big gap between formal computer-understandable mathematics and informal mathematics, as written by humans.

But the biggest gaps exist between what parents say they know about their teens' social networking use on sites like Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr.

This is a big gap that should be bridged as soon as possible.

We have a gap, and it looks like it will be a big gap".

There seems to be a big gap here.

(Provincial-level planner/policy maker) The trainings will be wasted because there is a big gap.