Sentence examples for difficult gap from inspiring English sources
"This data helps span that difficult gap.
"It is a difficult gap and a new place to build something".
That, I'm afraid, is a far more difficult gap to bridge.
It's true that seven points is a difficult gap to reduce, but we need to believe.
She would have bridged that difficult gap that could yet scupper Hillary Clinton's presidential bid: between being able to inspire respect, and being likable too.
He is trying to bridge a very difficult gap between the Bush administration's focus on the regime change and the broader European focus on the weapons of mass destructions".
After the young can move on its own, the mother will carry it across difficult gaps in the trees.
Some of the most difficult gaps in assistance were gaps which predated the crisis and which reflected chronic underlying problems in the provision of basic services in Pakistan.
Some of the most difficult gaps in assistance were gaps which predated the crisis and which reflected chronic underlying problems in the provision of basic services in Pakistan73.
Although the current releases of rice sequence from IRGSP, and TIGR are of very high quality, difficult gaps remain to be spanned for each of the 12 chromosomal pseudomolecules.
"While the state is undeniably facing a difficult budget gap," she said in a statement, "these funds should be used to help Californians stay in their homes".
