Sentence examples for gap full from inspiring English sources

Alito marvelled that it had been thirty years since the Court opened the door to a standard for measuring gerrymandering, and said that the efficiency gap, full of "unanswered questions," still seemed like a half-baked and unproven test.

But while college is prohibitively costly for many students, and student loan reform merely papers over widening economic gap, full public funding for higher education is well within the government's financial reach.

The perfect hourglass shape with no arm flab, a thigh gap, full lips, perfect breasts, and a flat tummy.

We chose LASTZ because it is able to perform pairwise gapped full chromosome-to-chromosome alignments using very little memory.

To assess the sequence differences between the Hawaiian and N2 reference genomes, we aligned the CB4856 genome to N2 using LASTZ, a program that is able to perform pairwise, gapped, full chromosome-to-chromosome alignments even with quite distantly related sequences (Harris 2007).

In the US these are called 'bridge jobs', bridging the gap between full employment and full retirement.

This would institutionalise the gap between full and part-time work rather than encouraging employers to offer more opportunities for flexible working at all levels and pay bands.

The gap for full- and part-time workers means on average a woman earns about 80p for every £1 earned by a man.

At Choptank, though, the dish arrives with the shrimp as neatly stacked as socks from the Gap, a full dozen meaty, slightly overdone fatties wedged into a heavy serving tray.

Now Scotland might not need to close the £9.7bn gap in full.

The TUC's general secretary, Brendan Barber, said: "The pay gap between full and part-time workers is actually getting worse".