Sentence examples for gap between academy from inspiring English sources

It does not help that a club featuring a greater turnover of players than any other in the Premier League in the past five years has not seen a player bridge the gap between academy and first team since Jordan Henderson and Jack Colback broke through six years ago.

And as an ordained United Methodist elder, she is deeply committed to nurturing the Divinity School's historic Methodist connections, while equally passionate about the value of diversity and the importance of modeling an inclusive community". Heath's scholarly work integrates systematic, pastoral and spiritual theology in ways that bridge the gap between academy, church and world.

"We want to bridge the gap between the academy and the community," Rhee told DeSaulnier's aide.

After a month or so of being here, what I want to do is become a university professor and conduct research that bridges the gap between the academy, policymakers, and the population(s) that I research.

Stretching across the gap between the academy and the home or workplace proves uncomfortable, and the authors of these "thinky books", in Foley's defensive phrase, are keen to ingratiate.

A side effect of the show's winnowing is the widening of the gap between the academy's members-only Annuals and its Invitational (nonmember) Annuals, which alternate years.

Forty years ago, the position of general counsel even within U.S. companies was not a particularly important one, notes HLS Professor David Wilkins '80, director of the Program on the Legal Profession, which works to bridge the gap between the academy and the world of practice.

"The gap between the academy and the first team has widened significantly in 20 years.

We also believe that the gap between the academy and the policy world is bridgeable.

It is conservatively estimated that this, when added to the additional funding received for VAT, insurance and capital costs, brings the gap in funding between academy sixth forms and sixth-form colleges to £1,598 per student, per year.

His figures show that there is still a significant gap in attainment between academies and schools that both have 40% of pupils receiving free school meals.