Sentence examples for gaps of more from inspiring English sources

Day was supposed to be monitored frequently because of the risk of him harming himself, but the records showed that there were gaps of more than an hour when he was not checked.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, facing what it asserts could be budget gaps of more than $1 billion in the coming years, is exploring selling naming rights to its subway stations, bus lines, bridges and tunnels.

LAST week, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, facing budget gaps of more than $1 billion, announced that it was exploring the idea of selling naming rights to its subway stations, bus lines, bridges and tunnels.

Both Imperial College London and Glasgow University had wide gaps of more than six percentage points between the offers made to black students and the expected proportion of offers, given the A-levels predicted for those students who applied.

Britain's deficit of 42.8 billion euros in the first five months of 2010 was the largest, while Spain and France both had trade gaps of more than 20 billion euros.

Facing what it says could be budget gaps of more than $1 billion in the coming years, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the keeper of the region's mass transit system, is exploring selling naming rights to its subway stations, bus lines, bridges and tunnels.

For highest hydrogen coverage, the optical absorbance decrease culminates in an actual band-gap opening of more than 6 eV.

Westchester officials are projecting a budget gap of more than $100 million next year.

Extra marks awarded for a thigh gap of more than two feet.

In 98 areas (30%) there will be a gap of more than a £100 a month.

Councils face a spending gap of more than £16.5bn by 2020.