Sentence examples for gap can become from inspiring English sources

But – in another careful balance – the gap can become too long, with some promises never redeemed.

After all, today's gaps can become tomorrow's crisis.

This implies that students' interests in CTE-STEM courses are varied by their racial/ethnic groups due to some reasons, and if there are no efforts made to reduce these racial/ethnic gaps, then the gaps can become wider in the later years.

According to our calculations, penta-CdS2 monolayer is a semiconductor with an indirect band gap of 2.97 eV, which can be effectively engineered by employing external biaxial compressive and tensile strain, The results emphasize that penta-CdS2 monolayer as a wide band gap semiconductor can become a promising material for application in new generation of nano-optoelectronic devices.

"We need to think strategically about helping those small firms over the 'valley of death' funding gap so they can become medium firms".

Imposing a five-year gap before an elected peer can become an MP after serving a 15-year term as a peer.

The gap between defence and goalkeeper can become a dangerous destination for clever through-balls but with a goalkeeper able to read the play and who then actively wants to keep it, City can recycle play and move more players forward into the attack.

Be sure that the bell does not have small gaps in it though, as this can become caught up in the bird's feet.

Often, between eyedropper and mouth, there's a gap in time and space where motives can become shrouded and blame is misallocated. .

Impatient companies can become trapped in a "growth-gap death spiral" when actions to quickly fill a growth gap result in an even wider growth gap.

Modest advances in many technology areas and the filling of certain gaps of data are necessary before this telescope can become a reality.