Sentence examples for gap arose from inspiring English sources

He said he had known Ms Letizia's father for years and dropped by when a gap arose in his schedule.

At the end of the party, the works were taken back to War Child's offices with a remit that they should be sold whenever a funding gap arose.

So her take on that was that the gender gap arose from the fact that everyone expects women to step up first.

Somehow this perceptual gap arose because you shifted your attention from the radio to driving.

This gap arose in the course of the dissolution of collective and state farms and their end as the main agricultural players during Soviet times, and the replacement of the previously centrally planned utilization regime in the 1990s with a system of commoditized private pasture lease titles, and hierarchical pasture management structures.

Talk of such a gap arose during the 2004 presidential election when it became evident that the best predictor of voting Republican in the polls was religious attendance.

One might imagine that this gap arises simply because two breadwinners earn more than one.

The gap arises, we believe, from a disconnect in most companies between strategy formulation and strategy execution.

The gap arises because people either overstate hypothetical values or understate real commitments or a combination of both.

This knowledge gap arises, in part, because the chemical processes that generate distinctive sedimentary products in alkaline, non-marine environments are poorly understood.

This new band or gap arises, from the dispersive properties of the plasma layer, only for TM polarized waves and its width increases with the increasing angle of incidence.