Sentence examples for gaps language from inspiring English sources
Even though crowdfunding can help bridge the distance-related gaps, language and culture differences may create a barrier to fully utilizing the power of crowdfunding.
If we continue to use word gap language for describing young children, we are just as misleading as Texas textbooks in how we label people.
I was first alerted to this problem when I realized that teachers, principals and school officials in my latest early childhood education research study have been using this word gap language to articulate why they can't or don't give poor children of color dynamic, sophisticated, creative learning experiences.
"Now there's a cultural gap, a language gap and misperceptions have led to an increase in the tensions". The tensions are fueled by the economic situation in much of South-Central Los Angeles, where a dearth of supermarkets makes the area's low-income blacks dependent on the small Korean-owned stores that seem to be sprouting on every corner.
It applied a curatorial reading drawn from Jacques Derrida's Deconstruction school of literary theory, about breaks and gaps in language.
It encapsulates Kunial's obsession with uncertainty, and the gaps that language creates both between and within.
By Dan Chiasson In "Gap Gardening," language is most beautiful when it slips or falters.
According to one study, the racial gap in language scores approximately doubles between the time a black student enters school and the time she leaves.
Effective health communication is often hindered by a "vocabulary gap" between language familiar to consumers and jargon used in medical practice and research.
JOHN McGLOIN Staten Island, Oct. 22, 2013 To the Editor: The shocking gap in language skills of infants and toddlers should bolster a push for adult education rather than for pre-K.
