Sentence examples for gap lie from inspiring English sources

As you say, the causes of the productivity gap lie in British skill levels from top floor to shop floor.

This suggests that explanations for the growing gap lie elsewhere.

The band gap lies in the range of 1.38 2.8 eV.

In that gap lies a thick stew of myths.

The last mare in Dead Horse Gap lies dying on a pure-white bed of snow.

In the 20th century much of the trail through the gap lay covered by a highway.

But the scientists suggest that the explanation for the gap lies in social conditioning rather than evolution.

Professor Himmelweit said she believed the key to improving the gender gap lies in better rights for those who work part-time or flexibly.

Players of Root's quality can hit the same half-volley through extra-cover or midwicket, depending where the gap lies.

Only a relatively small sea gap lies between them today; Java, Bali, and Borneo are on one side, and Timor and New Guinea are on the other, with islands such as Celebes and the Moluccas forming an intermediate region between.

That approach, and the question of whether it risks stifling an economic recovery that might itself help narrow the budget gap, lies at the root of the deficit debate in the United States.