Sentence examples for gap making from inspiring English sources

The loss of this funding will creates a real gap, making our low productivity even harder to resolve.

Many studies have found that competition among high-speed traders has narrowed that gap, making it cheaper for investors to move in and out of stocks.

But the disaster has focused new attention on this gap, making for surreal contrasts along the streets above Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince

Mrs. Clinton is working hard to close the gap, making the case to superdelegates that she is the more electable Democratic candidate in the general election.

Acquiring a girlfriend is an easy way to fill the gap, making an undercover police officer seem like a real person.

Recent advances in sensors and signal processing, however, have helped close the gap, making the EEG-based approach more accurate and easier to learn how to use.In this section A game of consequences?

The industry's much-publicised gender gap makes things difficult.

This gap makes it easier for the big to outrun and poach from the small.

That 14-victory gap made it seem as if the Mets should be a big favorite.

"They just wanted me to do something commercial, fill a gap, make some dosh", she tells me.

In the most recent reporting period, Gap made a profit of $246 million, compared with $238 million in the period a year earlier.