Sentence examples for a large gulf from inspiring English sources

The river twists, turns and finally empties into a large "Gulf of Mexico", where exhausted Riverwalkers can rent pedal boats shaped like swans.

There remains, however, a large gulf between owners and players on the centerpiece of the negotiations: how revenue will be divided.

There is a large gulf between what amounts to tax avoidance, which is within the law, and tax evasion, which is illegal," he said.

Nearby stands a tall pole with a large Gulf sign, several rusty gas pumps, and a phone booth.

It was difficult to escape a lingering feeling that even if they were ending at a First Nations community, where they were warmly received, that a large gulf still exists between the talk about what it means to be living on Native land and the work that's necessary to truly be collaborating on a nation-to-nation basis with Indigenous peoples.

For example, archeological, historical, and contemporary data have been used to estimate that over the last 700 years, some 625,000 metric tons of snapper (Pagrus auratus), the most important coastal food fish in the warm northern parts of New Zealand, have been removed from a large gulf on the northeast coast of North Island since the start of the fishery.

And some supporters have said they will not back Clinton as the nominee, creating a larger gulf between his campaign and the party, and potentially jeopardizing Democrats' chances at winning the White House in November.

Dean had happened upon a very large gulf between the Democrats in Washington and many of the party's most passionately engaged members.

She noted that the technology might not be ready for consumers and pointed out that even attendees "acknowledged that there was a very large gulf between the current technology and mass adoption".

The struggle, which has recently overshadowed almost every other policy issue in South Carolina, became so intense because it perfectly embodied a large political gulf between the races there that has persisted since Reconstruction.

But there are questions about how effective this strategy will be, and there is still perhaps a large cultural gulf between a typical UKIP member and a typical Lib Dem.