Sentence examples for gap that one from inspiring English sources

But the Education Act 2011 placed the duty in England directly on schools, which were instructed to provide independent, impartial advice to pupils over three years from 13. Connexions was cut back to become solely a phone and online service but there was no new money to replace its old functions, a gap that one witness told the committee cost each school about £25,000.

Two laser sights were immediately trained on me and a moment later RPGs fired, but I zipped upwards to a crane with the grapple, leaving a gap that saw one rocket whack into a jeep and the other into the second shooter.

Hardware stores may even sell you houses that can go alongside these houses and can sometimes fill gaps where that one house can complete a collection.

What do we need to do to correct that gap?' " At one point, said the Rev. Jim Wallis, a leader in Call to Renewal, an ecumenical coalition that focuses on poverty issues, one participant told Mr. Bush there "aren't great expectations" for his administration in the inner city where she worked.

Under earthquake loading, these frames are characterized by a gap that develops between one of the beam flanges and the column face at the connection.

One main challenge has been finding ways to create a gap that's just one-tenth of a micrometer across and yet can be maintained over the relatively large areas needed for a practical device.

Wales face Japan in Cardiff on Saturday and Charteris feels one gap that is closing is between the tier-one nations and tier two.

Yet there's one gap that remains stubbornly wide, and it's one that could really cost women.

One gap that was open, and seemingly filled by Palin on Saturday night, was leadership of the fledgling Tea Party movement.

5.14pm GMT Now he talks about that one gap in the social safety net that he worked to patch up: "America's broken health care system".

Several other dog BAC sequences contain at least one gap that presented similar challenges during finishing.