Sentence examples for has a huge gap from inspiring English sources

Does it say that Microsoft has a huge gap to close?

And Mike Petke said: "We had a huge gap in midfield.

I saw they didn't respond and I put the hammer down, and when I came to the straightaway I saw I had a huge gap".

Meanwhile, industries that used to have a huge gap between the low and high ends are seeing a narrowing of that chasm as they effectively commodity — Dirt Devil now sells Dyson-esque bagless vacs for half the price, and Vizio TVs aren't that different from a Sony.

Adjust your tab button so that you don't have a huge gap when you just need a small indent.

Anyone who followed the rancorous Congressional debate knows that the new program has a huge coverage gap, known as a "doughnut hole," that exposes many beneficiaries to $3,600 in out-of-pocket costs before catastrophic coverage kicks in.

That has left a huge gap in urban workers' social-security provision.

With all due respect, no other sport has such a huge gap.

She was very much loved and her loss has left a huge gap in all our lives, a gap that can never be filled.

However, his departure has left a huge gap in their young squad, with big man Brook Lopez not getting enough touches and again struggling with foot injury.

That has left a huge gap in the middle, says Diana Patel, who heads Avenue Group, which runs small private hospitals and outpatient clinics.