Sentence examples for example of a gap from inspiring English sources

An example of a real-world gap in P1, and an example of a gap in research are provided below in (9) and (10): (9) In the Malaysian school curriculum very little attention is paid to the teaching of pronunciation as … (Rajadurai, 2001).

Alabama State Auditor Jim Zeigler offered an example of such a gap from the Bible: "Take Joseph and Mary.

An example of such a gap is shown in Figure 3I K.

Ellis thinks that Deen's popularity is an example of a generational gap.

It is the most profound example of a widening gap between merely surviving the I.C.U. and fully recovering.

This is a prime example of a communication gap among multiple generations.

Zach is hardly the Davos type - he apologises when using buzzwords such as "intersection" and uses sarcastic air quotes when talking about the WEF's "new digital context" slogan - but he is a vivid example of a "skills gap" victim, albeit a first-world one.

An example of an important gap is the lack of research on the impact of climate change-related increases in heat exposure on working people (14).

However, the low proportion of adults identified as smokers in relation to known smoking rates in these communities is an example of an important gap in documentation of major risk factors where there are relatively simple primary care interventions with a reasonably well established evidence base.

The probabilities of cumulative gaps were assessed during the total duration of follow-up (see appendix), for example the probability of a gap of one year T 9 [1993, >2002] - T 8 [1993, >2002], cumulative gap of five years, and so on.

Another example of a potential truth gap hazard because, of course, not everyone who takes drugs becomes an impoverished, addicted vagrant or suddenly and inexplicably believes they can fly and flings themselves out of a seventh storey window.