Sentence examples for gap to be filled from inspiring English sources
Once there is a perceived gap, forces come into play that cause the gap to be filled.
The problem is that investment by American firms has risen by even more than domestic saving, leaving a large gap to be filled by foreign capital.
There was a very large gap to be filled, albeit for a very small place.Elizabeth Roberts, a former diplomat who has taught Balkan history, has filled it.
Instead, they expect at least some of the gap to be filled through tax rises, once the general election is over – whoever wins.
Numbers had gone down from 60 to 20 on Wednesday and eventually he expected the guarding gap to be filled entirely by military personnel and G4S guards.
As a previous employee of Huddle, he knew a lot about content-sharing platforms and believed there was a gap to be filled.
Only then can an accounting be made of gaps to be filled in by norms, custom, and perhaps one day, new accords.
When he added the Volta a Catalunya and the Tour of Romandie to complete another outstanding season, there were few gaps to be filled on his CV.
For anyone who lost relatives in the camps, the details of terror and torture and murder are not mere "gaps" to be filled in.
(And what happened to those of the 40 that did not form bands, etc? The myth does not allow these gaps to be filled in).
