Sentence examples for lapse of one from inspiring English sources

By exploiting a time lapse of one or two minutes between the play and the satellite broadcast in Asia, the police testified, the syndicate could place a winning bet on the next goal, throw-in, corner or free kick before they appeared to happen.

General problems tend to implicate equipment or ventilation failure while specific problems may relate more to a particular specialised reagent or procedure or even to technical lapses of one individual.

Check out the time-lapse below of one of the artists painting on the course this week.

Then after a lapse of just one year (i.e. in 2008) again routine maintenance (crack seal) was carried out.

Urging the White House to cut a deal with, of all people, Joe Lieberman so that they could get a bill was an extraordinary lapse of judgment, one that was not without serious consequences for the White House.

Check out this stunning time-lapse video of one of the world's oldest Christmas markets.

So he decided to bring together a visual record of the people chosen to run their countries—however democratically over the past 50 years, creating a sort of time-lapse composite photo of one face made up of slivers of all the former leaders.

It might be speculated that lapses in retrieval of one of the two rules may be the reason of the high number of errors remaining unconscious.

We analysed the emergence of organisational routines two months after the end of the project period, but such processes can take time; studying the sustainment of organisational change ideally requires a time lapse of at least one year.

The security lapse comes days ahead of one of the busiest retail days of the year, the post-Thanksgiving holiday sales day, Black Friday.

"I should have shored up the ground game in Florida earlier," he said, citing that lapse as one of "a whole series of little tactical miscues".