Sentence examples for been a gap between from inspiring English sources

"There's always been a gap between what colleges produce and what employers want," she said.

There has been a gap between rich and poor since the emergence of agriculture 10,000 years ago.

She said there had always been a gap between the introduction of new technology and getting repair information to mechanics.

"There's always been a gap between professional/academic historians and biographers," Mr. Walsh said in an email.

"Historically, there has always been a gap between people's individual anger and what they could do with their anger," said the Harvard University strategist Graham Allison.

There's always been a gap between the way the media and journalists see the world and the average person views the world, but that gap has increased.

It was a gap between winning and losing".

Right now, there is a gap between these two areas.

Right now, there is a gap between these two things.

The only problem is that sometimes there is a gap between theory and practice.

"There was a gap between our great hope and what was realized," he said.