Sentence examples for huge lapse from inspiring English sources

One al-Ahly supporter, Khaled Gad, told the Guardian: "What's upsetting is the huge lapse in security, which I feel is purposeful on the part of the interior ministry and the military".

Mr. Parnell complained in an e-mail message to Mr. Lightsey that the positive salmonella tests were "costing us huge $$$$$ and causing obviously a huge lapse in time from the time we pick up peanuts until the time we can invoice".

Even now after this huge lapse in security, there are no X-ray machines, metal detectors or other scanning equipment to prevent further attacks.

And transparency has been a huge lapse for Francis, who, when asked by reporters whether or not he knew about Theodore McCarrick's history of allegedly sexually abusing seminarians and priests, for example, avoided answering the question.

Two subsequent investigations – one by a UN team and another by Scotland Yard detectives – also found huge lapses in security and said her killing could have been avoided.

At the first G-20 in his presidency in London last year, Mr. Obama got an earful about how lax American regulation was responsible for the huge lapses in judgment and the greed that prompted the crisis.

California's inspector general investigated the state's role in monitoring Garrido and found huge lapses.

It was a huge personal lapse.

Clinton also refused to excuse the "huge personal lapse" by her husband, Blair wrote.

(His one huge moral lapse, the beating of Jesse Pinkman in Season 3, took place under extenuating circumstances and was followed by Hank taking full responsibility and accepting his potential dismissal from the D.E.A. without a fight).

The huge numbers, and a lapse in organization, brought the day to a chaotic end.