Sentence examples for a gap separating from inspiring English sources

There was still a gap separating minority students from their white peers (district-by-district scores are posted on the state Department of Education Web site -- www.state.nj.us/education).nj.us/education

The first application of such standards reveals the expected: a gap separating the achievement of the Far East from that of the West.

From Zhang's result, a deduction can be made, which is that there is a number smaller than seventy million which precisely defines a gap separating an infinite number of pairs of primes.

This relation can provide the safe dimensions and spacing of group of four piles with a gap separating the pile cap from the top surface of the soil.

Mr Jobs said the design of the iPhone 4, with a gap separating two sections of antenna, might have contributed to the problems as it perhaps subliminally encouraged people to touch that spot.

I chose to go from the Bronx to Wall St. and back and from the Financial district to Staten Island because I can see a gap separating the communities.

While DNA-informed breeding has become conventional, Peace notes that a gap separates modern genomics discoveries from their practical application by breeders.

To see just how large a gap separates that evangelical electorate from the values organizations that purport to speak in its name, just look at the Values Voter Summit that the Family Research Council convened to much press attention in Washington last weekend.

A gap separated the pile cap from the surface of the bed of the soil as shown in Fig. 2.

If a single frame is presented for a long period with a large gap separating it from the previous frame, the subject can carefully observe each frame and then discriminate with a shorter RT.

Why does such a gap separate works dealing with the same subject?