Sentence examples for gap come from inspiring English sources

Much is expected of new signing, Jos Buttler, but he won't play all the LVCC games, so the Committee may well have to look for an overseas player to fill the gap come the second half of the season.

Into this gap come the galleries, which serve as tastemakers in the art world.

The technological gap and the social gap come together.

If we win this game there's a big gap coming up.

The $28.5 billion gap came after a $24.7 billion shortfall in December, the department said.

International promises of debt relief and lifting economic sanctions, to fill a part of the budget gap, came to nothing.

But, as Reuters summed up, eight of the nine Justices indicated that the gap "comes without any significant cost".

In the clothing industry, companies like Nike and Gap came under attack for use of child labour.

"But most of the so-called tax gap comes from the extraordinary complexity of the tax code".

And the extent of the educational gap came as a troubling surprise to some experts in the field.

We know that a large part of this gap comes from female professions being paid less than male equivalents.