Sentence examples for daunting gaps from inspiring English sources
To do this we will need to overcome daunting gaps, including the divides between domestic and global health, among the disciplines of research (biomedical, clinical, epidemiological, health systems), between clinical and public health approaches, public and private investments, and between knowledge gained and action implemented.
As a medical doctor who also has a master's degree in biomedical informatics, Dr. Cucina has a foot in both worlds — medicine and technology — and can bridge the sometimes daunting gap between them.
However, a daunting gap remains between pioneering fundamental discoveries and the development of therapeutic strategies that can be translated to influence practice in clinical settings.
A great way to begin bridging the daunting gap between finding inspiring photos online and decorating your own home is by creating an inspiration notebook.
Certainly, doing something systemic about stubbornly persistent race and class-driven opportunity and achievement gaps is daunting in its complexity.
Even with tax increases, next year's gap will be daunting.
It had been decades, Mr. Spielberg said, since Lincoln's story was dramatized on the big screen, a gap he found daunting.
The biggest shortfall is in 2012 but--given that some major countries like the US have not yet begun budget negotiations for that year--that nearly $3 billion gap seems less daunting.
At the moment the gap between that dream and reality is daunting.
Extending lunchtimes looks daunting: Payne shows me the timetable and there are no gaps.
