Sentence examples for demonstrates the gap from inspiring English sources
IF any product demonstrates the gap between what can be created and what people actually want, the videophone may be it.
But his handling of the uprisings also demonstrates the gap between the two poles of his political persona: his sense of himself as a historic bridge-builder who could redeem America's image abroad, and his more cautious adherence to long-term American interests in security and cheap oil.
"I think it just demonstrates the gap in the decision-making process," Ma Jun, a leading environmental expert, said Thursday.
DYSIS demonstrates the gap between guideline recommendations and clinical practice and the need for a more intensive and comprehensive lipid management in this high-risk population.
Although BBCC integrated into everyday routine primary care has been prioritized by the NDOH, this study demonstrates the gap between national aspirations and the realities of incorporating BBCC into everyday service delivery [ 3].
This over-reliance on informal caregivers in such critical areas – a covert form of rationing – demonstrates the gaps in accountability for health care planning, coordination and delivery along the continuum of care and, thus, does not meet the principle of shared accountability.
"These new figures demonstrate the gap between perceptions of the public and the real seriousness and criminality of this conduct.
But the survey also demonstrated the gap between aspirations and reality: less than 30 percent of Indian women outside the agrarian economy are in the workplace.
First, the actor's capacity to demonstrate the gap between what people say and what they mean makes drama uniquely fitted to a world in which "government by consensus" means "minority veto" and "taking note" means "turning down".
This study objectively demonstrated the gap between resident knowledge and behavior.
This allows us to demonstrate the gap that exists between the information content revealed and the information actually used by the diagnostician.
