Sentence examples for gap outlined from inspiring English sources

The Suffolk County executive, faced with a growing budget gap, outlined a spending plan for 2003 today, and predicted the county's "most difficult budget process yet".

This paper fills a research gap, outlined by several researchers in the senior consumer field, by identifying the age-related mechanisms that may transform seniors' decision-making behaviors when dining out at a restaurant.

In interviews with The Trace, opponents of new restrictions related to the terror gap outlined views that broadly align with arguments advanced by the National Rifle Association and many Senate Republicans.

The World Health Organization, in its Global NCD Action Plan (GAP), outlines that "strengthening international cooperation for resource mobilization, capacity-building, health workforce training and exchange of information on lessons learnt and best practices" can significantly contribute to the reduction of NCD prevalence around the world.

The GAP outlines the organization's objectives for achieving a more gender-equal world through emphasis on four targeted priorities: advancing girls' secondary education; ending child marriage; promoting gender-responsive adolescent health; and addressing gender-based violence in emergencies.

Filling the gaps outlined for very early progression may improve selection of patients with DCIS for adjuvant radiotherapy or endocrine therapies, while avoiding unnecessary treatment in others.

Despite the gaps outlined above, we find the evidence base in this area to be of sufficient size and quality to be useful.

Complementing earlier evidence and addressing current research gaps outlined by the recent review by Dray & Wade [ 9], we have focused on different relevant outcomes in AN treatment, including weight gain, general psychopathology, and therapeutic alliance.

Addressing current research gaps outlined by a recent review [ 9], we investigated the predictive value of stages of change for weight gain as assessed by changes in BMI, general psychopathology as assessed by the SCL-90, and therapeutic alliance as assessed by the SACiP [ 22].

Finally, the limitations in the knowledge gap are outlined and the research needs as well as future perspectives are highlighted.

Working with Congress, we need to draw on the best ideas available to plug regulatory gaps as outlined in the administration's proposal.