Sentence examples for granted gap from inspiring English sources

This is politics at its most depressing, down-at-heel and doggedly necessary: the correspondence is about this afternoon's news that, after a long campaign, John Prescott's department has granted gap funding for one of the most overcrowded estates in the constituency, enabling the refurbishment and rebuilding of 6,000 homes.

Granted, Australia have gaps to fill.

Furthermore, when different constraints were tested, fewer grants per school led to less effective allocation (more schools received grants, yet gap mitigation was slower), while allowing more grants per school was more effective in the short term but led to implausible intermittent training activities.

But they do show that granting the inferential gap between nonmoral claims and moral claims does not establish that we can have no evidence for the moral claims.

I have seen how community colleges fill important gaps: granting two-year degrees, teaching English to immigrants, providing vocational skills training and certification and teaching basic academic skills to those who may not yet be ready to pursue a four-year degree.

It was taking the United States for granted in providing defense and filling military capability gaps.

That problem was resolved last month when Congress quietly granted approval, but the broader issues presented by the gap remain.

Can we take the gap that divides "us" from "them" for granted?

The subsidies currently granted in the energy domain are instruments designed to bridge the gap between the market price for energy and the cost of renewable energy production.

In addition, many Hispanics complain that Democratic candidates, recognizing the historic gap between Hispanics and Republicans, take the Hispanic vote for granted.

Granted, it didn't take several straight months of development time since there were gaps in between when attention was paid to other projects.