Sentence examples for have been gaps from inspiring English sources

"There have been gaps between lodgers each year," she says.

Unfortunately there have been gaps in the global audience.

She says that she finds herself having to explain why there seem to have been gaps in her movie career.

At the heart of the problem have been gaps in regulation that have allowed such companies to avoid both state and federal controls.

Jean Young and Rebecca Mills, who head the county's science and social studies instruction, said the COWs' content did not completely match Virginia's state standards in the two subjects, so had teachers tossed their textbooks, there would have been gaps in their teaching.

"I'll admit that in the past two years there have been gaps in our product line, and we didn't have any product that could compete head-to-head with Sun's E 10000," says Rod Adkins, general manager of IBM's server business.

There have been gap between needs and services for mental health, especially in low and middle income countries (LAMIC).

Tiffany explained that her parents had split up when she was in middle school, and there had been gaps in her relationship with her father after that.

If the incoming value has been gap-penalized, its right most bit is 1, and it will not be charged with an opening gap again; otherwise, an opening gap will be applied.

There have been glaring gaps in Manchester United's midfield resources for a few seasons.

In public, there have been some gaps in the U.S.-India relationship during the last few months.