Sentence examples for be a gap of from inspiring English sources

In 98 areas (30%) there will be a gap of more than a £100 a month.

He added: "There used to be a gap of one, maybe two years with no trouble.

By 2010 there will be a gap of five to seven million workers, depending on whose projections you accept".

Dr. Kennett said there also appeared to be a gap of several centuries between the disappearance of the Clovis and the resettlement by other people.

In 11 areas (3%) there will be a gap of more than £500 a month between LHA and private rents at the bottom quarter of the market.

By 2020, Shelter predicts that there will be a gap between the cost of renting some of the cheapest properties and the maximum LHA support in 80% of the country: In 169 areas (52%) there will be a gap of more than £50 a month between LHA and private rents at the bottom quarter of the market.

There is a gap of loss".

This is a gap of 8.4 percentage points, compared with 8.8 percentage points last summer.

"There's a gap of three seconds and Al says: 'Do you believe in miracles?

There was a gap of about two feet between the bed and the floor of the van.

"There's a gap of 150 years, which the B.I.A. says can be overcome," Mr. Blumenthal said.