Sentence examples for because of the gap from inspiring English sources
Will and Zac's relationship grows fraught because of the gap between them; after Zac flees north, it seems inevitable that they will meet again on a battlefield.
Because of the gap between target size and the actual take, the ICJ says there is no grounds for such a large target.
Mr. Spitzer said in an interview that his office sought the fee reduction because of the gap between what Janus charged individual investors and the management fees paid by large institutions like pension funds.
He will miss at least one start, but the Mets are hoping that is all it will be because of the gap provided by the All-Star Game break.
"In February, I brought out a copy of the manifesto sitting on my shelf and reread it and it came as quite a shock to me because of the gap between what we'd promised and what we'd done.
I suspect that if you let yourself down in any future job application process, it is more likely to be because of your nervousness about having to explain this gap in your career than because of the gap itself.
But because of the gaps, the new frame will protrude a bit farther into the building than the old one.
However, because of the gaps in US intelligence on Iran, there can be no certainty about how much of the Iranian nuclear programme might survive.
Because of the gaps and contradictory testimony in the historical record, portions of Ms. Schiff's narrative are necessarily based on guesses and hypotheses.
State officials have told residents that such cancer cluster investigations seldom make a direct link between past environmental contamination and illnesses because of the gaps in knowledge about chemicals and because risk factors for cancers include genetics, nutrition and lifestyle.
