Sentence examples for course gaps from inspiring English sources

A systematic review of 47 studies suggested that intentions do predict behaviour, though there are of course gaps between the two.

For instance, they had pre-course gaps in their knowledge for questions 2, 8, 11 and 12 related to epidemiological concepts (significance or sensitivity and specificity).

Of course, yawning gaps in competitiveness pose long-term problems for monetary union.

Of course, wealth gaps in and of themselves are not immoral.

We summarize the work done by PER scholars that narrowed a similar gap between physics education and the practice of physics in Narrowing the Course Work Practice Gap in Physics.

Of course, the gap between aggregate and per capita growth is explained by population movements.

Of course, the gap is much higher than it was 18 months ago but it has still come down a lot from the levels reached after the failure of Lehman Brothers.

Indeed, McKinsey reckons the net excess of supply over demand for equities in emerging markets will be some $7 trillion.Now, of course, this gap is entirely notional.

About a decade after completion of the M.B.A. course, the gap in hours worked adds up to the cumulative equivalent of a six-month difference in job experience between men and women, and the difference is a costly one, the report says.

Of course this gap varies between different countries and regions - and there are differences within countries.

Of course the gap between professional and amateur football is huge but with the respect each team showed, I think football has been strengthened today and not weakened".