Sentence examples for allows a gap between from inspiring English sources

For instance, Russian allows a gap between an adjective and its noun, and Tolstoy loved to elongate that fact.

The WLTP test was supposed to remove loopholes that had allowed a gap between real world CO2 emissions and test cycle ones to develop, which EU consultants have estimated at up to 20%.

It has a allowed a gap to develop between its satellite laser missions, which make very similar observations to radar over the Antarctic and the Arctic.

Further to the west the B.E.F had been forced back, north of Lille just over the French border and was now in danger of allowing a gap to develop between themselves and the Belgian southern flank on the Ypres Lille axis.

A good rule of thumb would be to allow a 2mm gap on the two sides and top and allow a gap of 8mm between the saddle board and the bottom of the door.[3].

During a period of unprecedented migration, Labour had allowed a gap to open up between the rhetoric and reality; they had lost control; they had been incompetent.

Try to allow a gap of 10-to-15 10-to-15 10-to-15our car and the car in front of you.

Wittgenstein used this term to designate any conception which allows for a gap between question and answer, such that the answer to the question could be found at a later date.

I have a feeling, though, if the weather allows a decent gap between showers, that Djokovic will register his 37th win of the year in another long struggle and give us reason to remember a wet and windy day in Paris.

This pattern, now known as the Titius Bode law, predicted the semi-major axes of the six planets of the time (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn) provided one allowed for a "gap" between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.

In other species, it was decided to leave a gap between genes to allow the addition of further genes if new information was discovered.