"I've done a lot of hiking, and my fear of height has pretty much gone away," said Casey Hinson of Houston as he posed on a small ledge above a deep chasm.
Other countries are furious about this last demand, which they regard as a new kind of protectionism.Europe's farm deal may therefore go only a small way to closing the huge chasm in the agriculture negotiations.
Geoffrey Moore, in his excellent book Crossing the Chasm, also recommends a small, top-level sales force as a way to deal, in particular, with those innovators he terms "visionaries," to manage their expectations during the sales and initial usage process.
It was a small but significant gesture, aimed at bridging a cultural chasm.
In a small way, they were patching over a cultural and religious chasm.
"There's been some preconceived notions around hockey in general that there's a small but passionate fan base, and that it was very difficult to cross the chasm from this small, hardcore group to the popular culture," Leonsis said.
385, pages 153, 154; the naturalist White of Selbourne in the 1770s wrote that "Earth-worms though in appearance a small and despicable link in the chain of nature, yet, if lost, would make a lamentable chasm".
Such a small world, such different paths to riches, and, on this field on this dramatic night, an absolute chasm in emotions between Neuer and Özil.
Reached via a short diversion after Ballintoy, the bridge spans a 20m-wide chasm between the mainland and a picturesquely craggy island that was once used as a small salmon fishery," explains Jo.
Unlike Hollywood, the video-game industry is marked by a vast chasm between big-budget productions and independent ones, and he had learned with Joe Danger that a small studio could easily become beholden to a distributor.
