Sentence examples for gap with which from inspiring English sources

These two very different figures reflect the political gap with which I began.

Perhaps the gap with which the book began is not so huge.

"The gap with which to play is not zero," he said, "but it's also not huge, and it's narrowed a lot over the last few decades".

Unlike the famous El Toro stair set, or the Carlsbad gap, with which countless skaters made names for themselves by doing bigger and gnarlier tricks than those who came before them, no one will ever throw themselves down the Leap of Faith again.

Make-up can make me forget about the Gap coupons with which I bought my sweater.

Therefore, it is desirable to improve PSI-BLAST performance without changing its alignment parameters (including scoring matrices and gap scores) with which the community is already familiar.

A surge in exports helped narrow the politically important trade gap with China, which retreated 10.3 percent.

Hayward emphasised that BP was still trying to close the gap with ExxonMobil, which peers believe is the most efficiently run oil company.

Analysts say a "space race" is brewing with scores of supermarkets scheduled to open this year as Sainsbury's, Asda and Morrisons all seek to close the gap with Tesco, which also has aggressive opening plans.

Corzine's team laid out its political and financial strategy, arguing that there was still time to close the gap with Christie — which, as it turned out, there was.

With the economic crisis, it started to worry more about the rising price of energy (in part caused by subsidies for renewables) and a growing competitiveness gap with America, which benefits from cheap shale gas.