Sentence examples for eminent gap from inspiring English sources
A further possibility to address this eminent gap involves integrating newly emerging disciplines, such as behavioral finance; a prominent example is Carmeli and Sheaffer's (2008) work on how organizational learning from failure affects leadership.
We believe it is of eminent importance that the knowledge gap in this field be closed.
And then there is the great Gary Lineker, who could present a much better version of the programme on his own given the increasing stature-gap between this eminent and skilful host and his relatively junior panel.
With "Eminent Outlaws" he has filled a gap in our critical literature.
Despite the efforts of the eminent military historian John Keegan to fill that gap with "The Iraq War," the space will remain empty for a while longer.
As the eminent Allan Meltzer has pointed out on WSJ.com: "A core problem is the wide gap between average worker's productivity and the average real wage.
One way to bridge the trust gap with the public might be through the establishment of a council of eminent citizens who can mediate between civil society and the governing regime as the transition takes place.
Eminent physician and healer.
Every measure was attended with eminent success.
