Sentence examples for gap providing from inspiring English sources
On a legal pad, Frank Stronach diagrams his vision of a 21st century racetrack: pastoral pathways wind past cafes, maybe Starbucks, and retail shops, perhaps the Gap, providing some diversions on the way to the betting windows.
For years, the Christian Brothers, a teaching order dedicated to educating the poor that founded the school, had bridged the gap, providing $100,000 to $300,000 a year.
The crucial truths about the late, great empire lie beyond such cultural detritus, and Hank's narrative is intended to fill in the gap, providing an answer to that all-important question of the future: what was life at the turn of the 21st century really like?
They usually centre around the overblown reaction the story will supposedly have on you – all 'restore your faith in humanity' and 'stay with you every minute of the day' – or else harness the curiosity gap, providing next to no information in the headline so you have to click through to find the unbelievable, mind-altering, self-defenestration-worthy story.
This study fills this gap providing a unified error-propagation-law-based tool to analyze measurement and systematic error effects.
Although a step in the right direction, however, this is not nearly enough to fill the gap, providing only some 30 new fellowships.
Baby Gap provides shopping guidelines: for instance, four to six bodysuits for a single baby, eight for twins.
More than that, the happiness gap provides a lesson in what people want from their government in 2007.
"Gap provided customers with a uniform, which worked so well for Generation X," says Bernadette Kissane, apparel and footwear analyst at Euromonitor International.
Stocks fell sharply and broadly yesterday, as companies as varied as Dell Computer, Ford Motor and Gap provided Wall Street with further evidence that corporate profits appear unlikely to recover soon.
Stocks fell sharply and broadly as companies as varied as Dell Computer, Ford Motor and Gap provided Wall Street with further evidence that corporate profits appear unlikely to recover soon.
