Sentence examples for be a lapse between from inspiring English sources

"There might be a lapse between consumer demand and an operator's ability to meet it," said Hans Vestberg, the chief executive of Ericsson, the largest maker of telecom networking equipment, which is spending €3 billion, or $3.9 billion, this year on research and development.

"There's a lapse between the time when a listing is priced and activity on that listing," the broker added, "and prices are climbing in that period — that's why this market is setting a new bar".

The email implies there could be a lapse in between when the app is shut down and the new mobile experience is live, as eBay notes that customers can use eBay Valet on the web "in the meantime".

Islanders defenseman Sven Butenschon was nowhere in sight, but that might have been because there was a lapse in communication between the defense (Butenschon and Aucoin) and forward Jason Wiemer.

There was a lapse of 4 weeks between finishing challenge 1 and starting challenge 2. During the whole experiment, animals received a diet composed of ad libitum access to 75-day old Dichantium spp. hay and restricted concentrate (100 g/d).

For Dr. Bloom and Mr. Nishioka, there was never a lapse between them, and the answer was always yes.

"Obviously, there was a lapse".

You're a lapsed Catholic.

"I'm a lapsed Catholic," she said.

Gilmore's mother was a lapsed Mormon.

Thus, sometimes there is a time lapse between the actual occurrence of the disaster and the time when the data is collected, which might underestimate the actual disaster impact.