Sentence examples for have its gaps from inspiring English sources

In contrast to such scholars as John Lewis Gaddis, Mr Leffler finds that "Reagan was critically important, but Gorbachev was the indispensable agent of change".Any broad-brush survey such as this one will have its gaps and "For the Soul of Mankind" is no exception.

While this isn't a clear cut David and Goliath battle (The Gap has had its "Gap" trademark for a number of years) it's interesting as The Gap, which recently had a monumental Groupon day boosting its tech hipster cred, is starting to take social media very seriously.

Like any other walk of life, gerontology too has its generation gap.

At the antinodal point the d-wave SC gap has its maximal amplitude.

The compassion gap had its roots in the administration of Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, which never appreciated what an economic boon the program could be for the city.

The gap has its origins going back at least as early as high school.

Each of the five major eukaryotic subfamilies of Ras-like G-proteins has its own cognate GEFs and GAPs with little if any sequence homology between GEFs and GAPs of different subfamilies (Vetter and Wittinghofer, 2001; Bos et al, 2007).

Northern Ireland has always had its own story, but the gap between Scotland and England, along with Wales, has rarely seemed wider.

Everything has its price.* "The Rising Gap Between Primary And Secondary Mortgage Rates", by Andreas Fuster, Laurie Goodman, David Lucca, Laurel Madar, Linsey Molloy and Paul Willen.

"We have always tried to spread our sourcing across the globe," said Alan Marks, a spokesman for Gap, which has its clothes produced in about 50 countries.

The skills gap has had its skeptics, but the time for skepticism is over.