Sentence examples for because of a gap from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hutchinson said the problem was difficult to combat because of a gap in law enforcement.

Andy missed two months because of a gap in his elbow joint and worried about his future.

Despite hundreds of blogs debating my feminist bonafides because of a Gap crewneck sweater and an onslaught of sexually violent emails, the harassment was relatively short-lived.

A simulation shows that two countries with exactly the same potential learning could have massively divergent learning outcomes, just because of a gap between curricular and actual pace and the country which goes faster has much lower cumulative learning.

Those studies which refine the values and feed the very soul of a culture are increasingly starved of support". I found out about this study through W. David Maxwell's essay on "The Plight of the Humanities" (Journal of Aesthetic Education, April 1969), in which he argues that the humanities are in crisis because of a gap between their methods and their goals.

The beginning of the short stacked data change was not clear in 2007 because of a gap in the data.

A total of 11,510 subjects were censored because of having a gap of ≥3 months in either membership or prescription benefits within the first 2 years of follow-up.

Because of this, a gap exists between China's current approach to toxicological testing and the cutting edge of the field.

Because the complement of a gap is another gap, we have chosen to represent this alignment artifact using a small circle located on the central axis of the compound character.

The UN Relief and Works Agency said it will run out of money in September because of a $100m£64m4m) gap in its funding.

Because of a knowledge gap, consumers are underutilizing a product that can be bought through traditional retail channels.