Sentence examples for fall in the gap from inspiring English sources

What happens to patients who fall in the gap?

"They say the government is cracking down on scroungers and the disabled people might fall in the gap," he said.

In late March, Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D), who made expanding Medicaid a plank of his 2013 campaign, failed to reach an agreement with the state's Republican-controlled House of Delegates for a two-year expansion to cover the nearly 200,000 Virginia residents who fall in the gap.

What falls in the gap is any subtlety of insight into actual human beings.

To commuters on the Long Island Rail Road, the message about boarding and leaving trains carefully may have slightly more resonance, given that a young woman lost her life at the Woodside station in Queens in 2006 after falling in the gap.

The SMB market has become something of a classic target for financial services startups: part of the reason is because smaller businesses have often fallen in the gap between consumers (who as a group produce low margins but make up for it in scale) and big businesses (there are fewer of these but they are far more stable and higher-margin when you finally land them as customers).

Still, nobody called for the ball that Ryu said he initially thought would be caught but instead fell in the gap as the winning runs scored.

Doctors like Sheehy say patients who are not quite sick enough to justify two nights in the hospital are falling in the gap between being too sick to go home and not sick enough to be admitted on Medicare's dime.

Just like that early '80s Gap jingle sung in basso profundo, "Fall into the Gap," the anorexic gap had swallowed me whole.

As a result, we can easily fall in to the gap between how we think we should feel and how we actually feel.

Three visitors lost their footing and fell into the gap in the floor when it was installed in 2007.