Sentence examples for gap in capability from inspiring English sources
I wanted to identify a gap in capability, not to suggest that I have a particular answer".
Europeans do not want to give up their butter for more guns, not least because they feel there is no threat at present that would justify attempting to close such a yawning gap in capability.
The gap in capability should be filled with the new iPhone.
Even if the timetable is kept, senior naval officers are nervous that a gap in capability during 2018-2021, coming at a time when the defence budget will come under fresh pressure after the next general election, could damage their chances of keeping the two new carriers, which they regard as central to remaining a "first division naval power".
Add to this that such a step would bring in the U.S. and the gap in capability between Chinese offensive measures and Japanese defensive measures effectively rules it out.
After ascribing an expansionist policy to the USSR, along with suggestions that they were more heavily developing their military than the US, the Report suggested that there would be a significant gap in capability in the late 1950s due to spending levels.
This gap in capabilities likely results from the tendency of membrane proteins to aggregate and fail to overexpress in bacteria cells.
The gap in capabilities and systems used to operate the natural gas and electric systems will gradually grow too.
As Apple has closed that gap (in capabilities if still not in price) there are still many creatives who work for organizations that have standardized on Windows hardware.
It seems the biggest gap in capabilities concerns intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance -- in other words, achieving the kind of situational awareness necessary so that scarce naval assets can be deployed in the most effective fashion across vast expanses of ocean.
So unless Amazon chooses to buy its way into the SaaS space, that gap in capabilities will over time allow Microsoft to extend its cloud superiority over Amazon even further.
