It is known that the very exclusion of domestic work from the purview of national income has created a great gap in the estimation of the contribution of women to an economy.
Detailed analysis of these primary data as well as the computation of main biodiversity indicators which are representative for the whole of Germany fill a great gap from a national point of view.
There is a great gap between and the cost of laboratory services and price set for them.
"Global warming is a new religion and blasphemy against that religion is not a laughing matter," Lord Lawson has said, adding that "there is a great gap in Europe with the decline of any real belief in Marxism and any real belief in Christianity.
A great gap remains between what most of the rest of the world wants and what the United States is willing to do, and there are cracks in the framework the United States is proposing for the rest of the world.
Looking at Mr. Wesley's art, as at much of the world, to which we return, finally, we are made aware of a great gap.
There will be a great gap left by the loss of Nelson Mandela.
With all the Italian defence drawn out of position a great gap yawned on the right and there was Carlos Alberto to burst forward and swerve in a fine shot for the last goal of this game.
And so to love and mating, perhaps the best way to bridge the great gap of separate minds, let alone bodies.
There was an even greater gap in the case of Comrades (1986), Bill Douglas's epic account of the Tolpuddle Martyrs, the Dorset labourers transported to Australia in the 1830s for attempting to form a trade union.
There was just a great big gap in the centre of the defence and no Brazil player moved a muscle.
