Sentence examples for has a large gap from inspiring English sources

However, Salmond and other senior party figures admit the SNP still has a large gap to close to win the seat.

"It's not great to be in the group that has a large gap, but it is what it is — and it's not acceptable".

In Japan, although it has a large gap between rich and poor, the difference in mathematics achievement is about half of a standard deviation.

For example, the lineage that led to Plesiosauria has a large gap in the fossil record in the Upper Triassic (Fig. 3)—the youngest record is from the lower Carnian (Dalla Vecchia 2006), leaving the rest of the Carnian as well as the Norian and Rhaetian without a fossil for this lineage.

The energy consumption has a large gap between the outside loop and the inside loop, and by calculating the reliability, we can find that when the value of m greater than 40, the reliability to next hop almost equal to 100%% under any link qualities.

As a result of all this, President Obama has a large gap in the polls today, with little effort.

The CATIE Type 2 map has a largest gap length between markers of 14 cM on LG05 and an average longest gap length of 7.5 cM across all linkage groups.

One patient had a large gap between a commissure and underwent closure of that commissure.

New York also had a large gap, with 54percentt of freshmen graduating within four years from schools in the city, compared with 83percentt from suburban high schools.

In the US, structuralist obsessives aside, there's widespread agreement that we have a large gap between actual and potential GDP.

"What is evident is we have a large gap to fill, because of what science tells us we need to do," said Maria Fernanda Espinosa, Ecuador's coordinating minister of heritage and a leading climate negotiator.