Sentence examples for gap draw from inspiring English sources

In the gap, draw a chick.

A final thought about the psychosocial rewards gap draws upon what some have called tokenism.

Across America, an educational achievement gap draws a line between students whose parents have the money to pay for expensive private programs and those who don't.

This article helps begin to fill this gap, drawing on empirical evidence from a qualitative study focusing on South African specialists.

This gap draws further attention to the need of increasing faculty awareness of their influence as role models and for the required support for training of clinical teachers.

This paper, therefore, seeks to address this knowledge gap, drawing on the qualitative component of a larger study that assessed the performance of three different PMR programmes in Kenya, all of which involved efforts to scale up PMR training from small-scale pilot activities to district-wide implementation.

As part of their study remit, each of our research teams was asked to review critically the reports on PHC literature pertinent to their region, to fill in any gaps (drawing extensively from the gray literature), and to elaborate on the specific historic and contemporary contexts in which their findings of PHC reforms were situated.

That includes Nevada, where I was first to report that Sanders had closed a huge gap to draw even with Clinton right after his New Hampshire triumph.

That trade gap has drawn growing trade complaints from American manufacturers and unions.

Some have become innkeepers or restaurateurs, stepping in to fill the hospitality gap and drawing more and worldlier clients.

That wage gap is drawing renewed attention as President Obama courts women's votes ahead of the November election.