Sentence examples for a huge knowledge gap from inspiring English sources

This has created a huge knowledge gap between children of the "haves", studying in private schools, and the "have-nots", in government schools.

However, there still exists a huge knowledge gap about the aerodynamic performance of VAWTs operating in a turbulent flow regime.

"It became clear that there's a huge knowledge gap, and the Brazilian banks are not interested in creating new tools for consumers to narrow it".

This is a huge knowledge gap yet to be filled.

(S20) "One thing I really liked and appreciated is when they recognize that we will be their colleagues down the road, and there's obviously a huge knowledge gap and a large age gap, and there's that hierarchical difference, but there were tutors who treated us as a team, a few different words here and there actually helped – made us realise that what we're doing is not just playing".

"One thing I really liked and appreciated is when they recognize that we will be their colleagues down the road, and there's obviously a huge knowledge gap and a large age gap, and there's that hierarchical difference, but there were tutors who treated us as a team, a few different words here and there actually helped – made us realise that what we're doing is not just playing".

In the interim, between GBD2010 and GBD2013, LTB had supported further Global Campaign studies in Nepal in South East Asia, in Saudi Arabia and Pakistan in Eastern Mediterranean and in Zambia and Ethiopia in Africa – huge knowledge gaps – while collaborating with GBD in collating data published by other workers.

At the same time the BEF framework confronts us with huge knowledge gaps still present in restoration science.

She has a huge knowledge of film and art.

There remains a huge gap in knowledge between startup founders in Seoul and those in the United States, and there seems to be little effective efforts to close it.

The survey revealed a huge gap in knowledge of current guidelines for secondary prevention of ischemic stroke and TIA among the physicians surveyed.