Sentence examples for gap emerge from inspiring English sources

"In the past couple of years, we've seen a gap emerge in the early stage European market.

I see a gap emerge between her parents and so I lean down and put my mouth next to her ear, nearly laughing with relief, "You've just been fast asleep".

This is important because of the widening gap emerging between brands and consumers.

Under-representation is rife, old boys' networks persist, and a pay gap emerges as a result.

The scale of the funding gap emerged yesterday in an initial report by the PPP contract referee, Chris Bolt.

In the 1980 election, a different gender gap emerged, with women more likely than men to support Democrats.

That would normally have been sufficient, with a gap emerging and a solo sprint to the line ensuing.

There will be downward pressure on prices only as a gap emerges between actual and potential output.

Then the real gap emerges: from age four through twenty-four, bloses lose six-tenths of a point a year, until their scofes settle at 83.4.

Even in the depths of my confusion, I began to sense a gap emerging between these theoretical extremities and my own far more contradictory experience.

But in that sector a gap emerges over time and in the other nine sectors it gets wider, according the Deloitte's analysis.