Sentence examples for hard gap from inspiring English sources

If they lose, a nine-point difference looks a very hard gap to bridge.

"The idea of not spending more than you have is something that goes very deep in the German psyche, and that's a very hard gap to bridge with Greece," said Joerg Forbrig, a foreign policy expert at the German Marshall Fund in Berlin.

With author Stephenie Meyer's bodysnatching romp The Host due in cinemas shortly, and the underrated Beautiful Creatures sadly failing to fill the Twi-hard gap, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 (2012, EntertainmentOne, 12) ships up on disc alongside the boxed set The Twilight Saga – The Complete Collection.

6. Close the gap to transaction The hardest gap to close will always be the gap to action – submitting a postal vote or going down to the polling station.

The losing side includes the driving experience; the expanses of rock-hard, gap-ridden plastic; and the long list of ergonomic and engineering goofs.

We tried to do the film without a narrative but it was hard to gap certain events together without it.

Usually, sets are not extremely hard to gap.

But it was still hoped that, with time, luck and hard work, the gap would be closed.

It suggests the intrusion of oligarchy — the ever-greater gap, hard to imagine even thirty years ago, between people who have the money to buy art, and the human values that it frames, and the rest of us.

"So we're trying to provide what's been missing for some time, which is to fill in that real hard core technologist gap," he said.

"Both sides worked very hard to bridge the gap, but the gap is just too big at this point," said Nick Counter, chief negotiator for the producers.