Sentence examples for identifying a hole from inspiring English sources

It was as though a scouting bulletin had gone out, identifying a hole in Fuld's swing.

This upfront cost of identifying a hole in your system will save you money long-term if instead of blaming your employee, you use it as a way to give them feedback and improve your systems.

The most dramatic ozone depletion occurs over the Antarctic: in 1985 British scientists identified a hole the size of the US and as deep as Everest.

"At the moment, the question of who wins the presidential election comes down to what criteria you use to identify a hole," said Mr. Varzi, an associate professor of philosophy at Columbia University, who on greeting a guest at his apartment the other day offered a plate filled, appropriately enough, with doughnuts and the little balls of doughnut known as holes.

With this expansion to Android phones and tablets, it's clear that Amazon has identified a hole in the market that it can exploit to its advantage.

Scientists identified a hole in the earth's protective ozone gas layer in the 1970s and blamed chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), a chemical in aerosol sprays, for causing it.

Initially, identifying that a "hole in the stomach" could be a serious event required previous knowledge of the labeled side effects [ 18].

The NAO has identified a black hole in the defence budget of £36bn.

It was Mr Gray who first identified a black hole in the budget last autumn which then stood at £35bn, our correspondent said.

The Scottish Parliament has identified a £39 billion hole in its budget between now and 2025.

Labour have accused the Treasury of failing to fully tackle tax avoidance as it claimed to have identified a £2.6bn black hole created by downgraded revenue forecasts.