Sentence examples for gap to be from inspiring English sources

There is gap to be bridged here.

This leaves a large "emissions gap" to be made up.

We don't want the achievement gap to be invisible.

Accepting that there is a gap to be made up is the first step.

Last year, the Office for National Statistics found the national gender pay gap to be 19.7%.

The study also looked at domestic funds but found the performance gap to be far smaller.

There is a gap to be breached - not by legislation but by a fundamental shift in attitude.

Once there is a perceived gap, forces come into play that cause the gap to be filled.

Petr Ocko heads the section, and he too sees a gap to be bridged between researchers and businesses.

UV Vis spectroscopy corroborated the transparency of the crystal and revealed the optical band gap to be 4 eV.

He pronounced the budget gap to be $428 million -- double prior estimates -- and drafted a telephone-book-size four-year plan to balance the ledger.