Sentence examples for example of the gap from inspiring English sources

The paper takes as an example of the gap between official promises and reality the Three Gorges dam across the Yangtze river in China.

She said she has used the very same case as an example of the gap in understanding between the police and the civilian board.

It was also the most recent glaring example of the gap between the Cuban-American community and the rest of the country.

Hardly a month goes by without another example of the gap between palpable alarm at the state level and Washington's stubborn passivity.

The scene struck me as an example of the gap between the antiquated governing structures of Saudi Arabia and the very modern economic and social challenges the country faces.

Mr. Kaplan's performances present a particularly extreme example of the gap that can exist between the way performers perceive a concert and the way listeners do: a gulf as old as music criticism itself.

This report represents a clear example of the gaps resulting from roadblocks in translational research T3 [ 18].

also observes glaring examples of the gap between Islam and the West and of how culture and politics get tangled.

One could cite many more examples of the gap, now an abyss, between the population and those supposed to represent it.

Putting "Push, Nevada" against "C.S.I.," though -- both sophisticated crime-solving series -- is the most striking example yet of the gap between a network's best interests and a viewer's.

That's a stark example of the wealth gap which the World Economic Forum says could threaten the stability of the global economy (see 2.20pm).