Sentence examples for because of the gap of from inspiring English sources
Because of the gap of several years between the publication of the final The Seal of the Red Ram volume and the first Godchild volume, Yuki included the characters in order of previous appearance with past episodes, and short explanations in the first Godchild volume.
The present system has very little scientific value because of the gaps of information and lack of follow-up data.
The U.S. should take some small solace in the news that closing the gap might be a tiny bit easier because of the opening of another gap: The Gap, to be precise, which unveiled its first China store in Shanghai today.
This is primarily due to the lateral flow created on the side faces of the cube because of the gap formed by the proximity of the ground.
First, some companies feel as though they are locked in a prison of local standards because of the gap between technical requirements and design norms at home and world-class standards abroad.
The state supreme court had just rejected as unconstitutional Arkansas's system of financing education, ruling that because of the gap between rich and poor school districts the financing formula had to be rewritten to achieve greater equity.
The difference could be because of the gap between clinical effect and anatomical evaluation of spread.
Because of the gap in the costs of homes, there are huge differences in the income needed to live comparable lifestyles in one part of America versus another.
This is because of the gap between demand for and supply of credit for the poor to start economic activities.
They concluded that health disparities between urban-rural children exist because of the gap in the level of the key determinants, as urban regions have more favorable living environment.
In spite of this, or perhaps because of the gap between this seeming veneer of all-that-should-make-one-happy and a childhood devoid of warmth and filled with cruelty, Merkin has spent a life masking and unmasking her depression.
