Sentence examples for dangerous gap from inspiring English sources
The book fills a yawning, dangerous gap in knowledge.
There is still a dangerous gap in the market.
But not all do—and they might be the very people to bridge the increasingly dangerous gap between Britain's Muslim minority and its nervous mainstream.
A dangerous gap of mutual mistrust and incomprehension has opened between the world of euro-zone politics and the financial markets.
Yet they are not allowed to exercise their most basic civic right for another two years, creating a dangerous gap between education and practice.
Both Clarke and Kershaw identify dangerous gaps.
Mr. Dodd should also insist that dangerous gaps in proposed derivatives' regulation be closed.
Intelligence officials said court rulings had left dangerous gaps in their ability to intercept terrorist communications.
Score: 1 Guardian verdict: Obamacare has reduced healthcare cost inflation, and filled in dangerous gaps in coverage.
Leading charity pfeg (the Personal Finance Education Group) has long been campaigning for financial education in schools, highlighting the dangerous gaps in the knowledge of young people.
