Sentence examples for identifying a chasm from inspiring English sources
Identifying a chasm between those who feel the arts are for them and those who are disenfranchised, Eyre said failure to instil in schoolchildren an appreciation of theatre, art and classical music means the situation is deteriorating.
It certainly has been identified that a yawning chasm exists between developments in neuroscience and genuinely novel "neuro-glial" pharmacology.
It shows the continuing need for a change in the attitudes of the police identified in the 2004 study, London Metropolitan University's A gap or a chasm?
In addition to identifying well-known drivers, CHASM identified potential drivers not previously associated with endometrial cancer, in biologically relevant pathways: viz MTOR in the PI3K pathway and GSK-3B in the Wnt signalling pathway).
But politically, it's a chasm.
"But there's a chasm in the middle, and that chasm is growing".
It was a neighborhood perched on a chasm's edge.
