Sentence examples for certain gaps from inspiring English sources

Modest advances in many technology areas and the filling of certain gaps of data are necessary before this telescope can become a reality.

The necessity derives from certain gaps in the Constitution of the Fifth Republic, and the situation is not at all the same as in the U.S. when the White House and Congress are in rival hands.

"These letters look as though they could fill certain gaps in our knowledge, and seem as though they can shed new light on the turbulent, controversial marriage between Plath and Hughes," he said.

He decided (probably in 1800) to divide it into two parts, of which the first at least could be completed soon, since it would cover all that he had so far written and required merely that certain gaps be filled.

In 2002, he put together — largely through his own gifts — a dazzling collection of eighty-seven major works by American artists, to fill certain gaps in the museum's permanent collection, and he is expected to spearhead the drive for Piano's addition and for the enhanced endowment.

While these works begin to lay a strong foundation in this area, they also expose certain gaps in knowledge.

There is a, let's say, certain gap (1,000,000 miles) between reasonable people and football-only fans here, believe me.

Poor Richard became a very rich Richard before very long, and a certain gap began to open up between the public perception of Franklin and the man himself.

As always with his addresses focused on domestic issues, there was a certain gap between the Russia he was describing and the reality.

A downward lift is observed at certain gap ratios in rod-generated boundary layers, and an explanation of this downward lift is given.

As the downstream cylinder was shifted upstream, the base suction exhibited a critical fall at a certain gap for different levels off the wake centerline.