Sentence examples for fixing a gap from inspiring English sources

In terms of what's next, my summer reading is more fixed than the rest of my holiday plans: I'm very much looking forward to Francis Spufford's Golden Hill (Faber £16.99), Lucia Berlin's A Manual for Cleaning Women (Picador £16.99) and – fixing a gap in my education – John E Woods's translation of Thomas Mann's Buddenbrooks (Everyman's Library £12.99).

In November 2013, Bloomberg announced he had fixed a $2bn gap in the city's projected 2015 budget and would be "handing over a balanced budget for the first time in the city's modern history".

The Legislature should also fix a serious gap in the law: the inability of people in serious relationships with no children in common to obtain orders of protection in Family Court.

Joseph Lyou, an air district board member who heads the Coalition for Clean Air, said he has been asking staff to bring forward those rules for years and called it "terrible" that the agency has not acted to fix "a frustrating gap in the regulations".

Based on the requirement of the LTE-A systems, a fixed time gap between a UL grant and the corresponding UL transmission is specified to be 4 ms in the current standard.

After cutting city services and raising city taxes, the mayor still needed funds to fix a crippling $6.4 billion budget gap.

In short, Google is filling a gap: Chatbots need fixing.

Enriched regions separated by a distance less than a fixed max gap were merged (chosen values of thresholds and max gap are summarized in Table 1).

Congress is in the process of fixing the gap in the federal law.

The latest research by academics, including the Nobel laureate for economics James J. Heckman, says that fixing that gap is much easier when children are very small.

The other one is that three phase voltages will have the same variation direction but with a fixed time gap.