Sentence examples for gap coming from inspiring English sources

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

Raikkonen erased a 7-point gap coming into the race to finish with 110 points, one more than Hamilton and Alonso.

The considered structures exhibit band gaps in the transmission spectrum and these are localized modes inside the band gap, coming from defect layers introduced in periodic systems.

But Stoner somehow made up the gap coming out of the final corner to win the final race of the 800cc era by just 0.015 seconds.

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.