Sentence examples for fair gap from inspiring English sources

It rolled to an improbable stop in the narrow — and fair — gap between the grass and the third-base line.

There's a fair old gap of 55 minutes between the Mile and the Classic by the way, and it's still about 30 minutes to the post time of 20.35ET.

To be fair, the gap between FAO and actual numbers has been tightening in recent years.

These aren't faults, as such: they just show why streaming taste profiles are still developing, and why there are likely to be a fair few gaps in their knowledge.

Top tax rates went up in January to 39.6 percent, he pointed out, so while reducing corporate rates may be sensible and fair, increasing the gap in rates between corporations and other business entities would be problematic.

The proposed gap fairing reduced drag by 16.4% at maximum as well as changed the gap length and deflecting angle.

The aero cab fairing (ACF), which is a combination of cab-roof and gap fairings, and the extended aero cab fairing (EACF) considerably reduced the drag coefficient by approximately 11.1% and 17.5%, respectively.

USA Gap Year Fairs began in 2006 with seven fairs at high schools.

Needless to say, the gap between "fair rent" and market rent is particularly huge in London.

"My parents forced me to go to a gap year fair and for the most part it was for-profit companies that say, 'Pay us to go to a third-world country.' But there were two guys in red jackets and I went over to them and in 10 minutes they had completely changed my mind".

No one was giving away details, but it is a fair bet that the biggest gap was over the capacity of a future Iranian civil nuclear programme, measured in thousands of centrifuges and their output measured in 'separative work units'.