Sentence examples for gap in qualified from inspiring English sources

The Royal Academy of Engineering recently reported a huge gap in qualified engineers and scientists coming out of education and staying in the field.

Calculating on the basis of the established lap-time offset for engine power, that suggests that of the 3.1-second gap in qualifying between Mercedes and McLaren in Barcelona, about 1.7-1.8secs 1.7-1.8secsthe engise.

"If we can close the gap in qualifying and get ourselves more on the front foot for a Sunday, we are in a good position to win a lot of races to bring ourselves back into championship contention".

"Trying to find a gap in qualifying is hard and making sure everything is up to temperature is hard too so I feel very fortunate that I got the time I needed".

"Trying to find a gap in qualifying is hard and making sure everything is up to temperature is hard too so I feel very fortunate that I got the time I needed". Hamilton was 0.442 seconds quicker than Maldonado - and 0.577secs ahead of Button, who has been off his team-mate's pace all weekend.

Infection prevention and control professionals are often responsible for delivering education in hospitals, and the findings from our study can help them understand the current knowledge gaps in newly qualified nurses to allow for targeted education.

Already thrown off balance by having to start the season at an immediate disadvantage following his retirement from the opening race, Hamilton then harmed his chances of recovering the gap by making mistakes in qualifying at the next three races.

"They can do a very quick lap on lap one and for us it's impossible, it's just the way the car works but I don't think there is going to be a second gap between us and Seb in qualifying.

Baby sitters can fill gaps, though qualified help is hard to find.

In qualifying.

Especially in qualifying.