Sentence examples for is gaps from inspiring English sources
noun
An opening in anything made by breaking or parting.
The result is gaps in information that make it harder for American readers to assess just how good or bad the news really is.
Bottom currents have changed, becoming erosive or nondepositional in some regions to produce geological unconformities (that is, gaps in the geological record) and redistribute enormous volumes of sediment to other locations.
His political calculation is: Gaps + Gluts = Bivalence.
The problem, she says, is gaps in the pipeline: "Medical schools have outreach programs for high school students and undergraduates, but don't follow through to the residency and faculty level.
Reaching the 'bottom quintile' It is gaps like these that UNICEF and other aid agencies are trying to narrow in the countdown to the Millennium Development Goals' 2015 target date.
For example, a common cause of many prolonged turnovers in the middle of the workday is gaps between cases of different surgeons following each other in the same OR [ 2].
He is gap-toothed, big-eyed, and….
Gap clothing is cheaper than Armani, but is Gap better?
But there are gaps..."...
