Sentence examples for after this gap from inspiring English sources

"Facing Central after this gap undoubtedly generates a lot of expectation," Newell's coach, Alfredo Berti, said.

But the first tyrannosaurs in the fossil record after this gap, dated to about 80 million years, were already very large, up to 9 meters long.

After 9/11, this gap in the résumés of intellectuals gave them both a sense of inadequacy — an outbreak of envy for the Greatest Generation — and a compensatory tendency to inflate the drama of the war on terror and their own role in it.

According to Taiz and Zeiger ([2009]), the main entrance routes for CO2 in the leaves during photosynthesis are the stomata and, after crossing this gap, CO2 needs to diffuse through the mesophyll until it finds the chloroplasts.

Ten years after graduation, this gap increases.

After filling this gap, the model could grow with lactose as the carbon source.

Intravenous sodium thiosulphate infusion was initiated 4 8 weeks after cinacalcet; this gap was due to delivery time from manufacturer.

Moreover, after The Expansion, this gap widened more in college education than in junior college education.

Anatomically modern humans would have gravitated towards repopulating this gap after ecosystem recovery, rather that overcoming new biogeographical frontiers, leading to an instance of prolonged Neanderthal survival in Iberian Peninsula.

The difference between the two offers is about £2,500 a year after tax, and replacing this gap in income would cost £55,000, based on the current market rate of about 5%.

It should also be considered that a maximum response to Tdap is not achieved until 14 days after vaccination and in this gap newborns are at risk of infection [ 61].