Sentence examples for big lacuna from inspiring English sources

The question is, is it a big lacuna as well as a deep one?

"There was one big lacuna in this performance and that was London.

That said, the IFS has made an important wealth warning, which is that there are big lacunae in both Tory and Labour plans.

His long reticence temporarily distracted attention from a bigger lacuna.

But the ministers also called for far greater cooperation and pooling of information between national intelligence and security services as this is seen as one of the biggest lacunae in the counter-terrorism efforts.

He says there will be disagreements between the two parties on thee economy ahead of an election, but they are not fatal and the two parties are both committed to reducing inequality, something he says was one of Tony Blair's biggest lacunae.

There were disappointingly large lacunae in what Erdoğan offered.

Nonetheless, large lacunas exist.

Like any developing economy looking to make it big, India has developed a mental lacuna on the issue of copyright.

He often emphasized that, while humans may be partial to audiovisual information, a vast majority of species get their news chemically, using chemical signals to attack, attract, instruct, suggest, play the big Kahuna or disguise a real lacuna.

The lacuna bespeaks incuriosity about the wife of the great man, which Merz was at no pains to correct.