Sentence examples for because the time gap from inspiring English sources
The IF we received is also more than respectable for a journal, such as ours, because the time gap between publication and citation is longer in highly specialized disciplines.
The threat to Cavendish did not seem obvious, because the time gaps looked manageable, but the danger grew as more riders infiltrated this group.
Because of this limitation, the sole criterion used for combining successive ICU records contained within a hospital episode was the time gap between ICU records.
Because patients did not necessarily have parameters measured on the same day, the time gaps for different outcomes could be different for each patient.
Generally speaking, the longer it takes to resolve an issue from the time that issue arises, the less effective the team is because in that time gap is where snickering, politicking and wasted costs ensue.
Since Pinotti started the day better-placed in the overall classification and became the new race leader because of their time gap over the peloton, he allowed Laverde to take the stage win.
But the move is criticized by some partly because it will create a time gap of nearly six months between high school and university.
A lot of boot camps and other options emerged to fill that vacuum because, at the time, colleges weren't equipped to handle [the knowledge gap].
However, fans of the old EA Sports Rugby series may well love it, if only because, despite the gap in time, there are so many parallels between them.
