Sentence examples for cited gaps from inspiring English sources

Mr. Helgerson, along with legal experts and former federal prosecutors, cited gaps in evidence, lack of criminal intent and passage of time since the episodes occurred as some of the problems confronting John H. Durham, the newly appointed Justice Department prosecutor.

I wrote about life in enormous batches, citing gaps of "12 years later" before I'd even lived six.

Creationists are misguidedly fond of citing "gaps" as embarrassing for evolutionists, but gaps are a fortuitous boon for taxonomists who, with good reason, want to give species discrete names.

This paper focuses on the review and analysis of strategies of urban mobility in Mexico, with the objective of identifying the variables that positively and negatively affect their development, citing gaps and proposing improvements that contribute to solving problems of mobility in major cities.

But forensic investigators and human rights groups were doubtful, citing gaps in the evidence and a federal investigation that they contend fell short of international standards.

She says she expects Gaps site to be a great destination for gift buyers, but wont divulge sales figures from the companys online operations, citing Gaps policy of not breaking down figures.

The study cites "gaps in follow-up care" as the primary cause for returns.

"I am no longer satisfied with the operational activities and public information tactics that have become status quo for Enbridge," Gov. Rick Snyder (R) said in a November 2017 statement after the company, which months earlier had denied a report that cited coating gaps, disclosed the discovery of dozens more.

Iran spoke of "serious issues" that must be resolved, while one Western diplomat cited "considerable gaps".

As the talks moved into a third day, Iran said there were "serious issues" to be resolved, while one Western diplomat cited "considerable gaps".

The report by the BfV cited knowledge gaps and noted several points that would make the success of any legal undertaking to ban Scientology doubtful.