Sentence examples for left a large gap from inspiring English sources

Substantial strides have been made in advancing our understanding of the pathogenesis of these diseases (for reviews, see Xavier and Podolsky, 2007; Afrazi et al., 2010), but many fundamental questions still remain largely unanswered, which has left a large gap between the therapies that we have and the therapies that our patients need.

Fellow Scottish author Ken MacLeod paid tribute to Banks, saying he had "left a large gap in the Scottish literary scene as well as the wider speaking English world".

While the destruction of the Gateway district left a large gap in downtown Minneapolis, other developments would reshape it and transform the skyline.

The closure of the East Lancashire and Radcliffe Paper Mills, both of which employed thousands of people, has left a large gap in the town's local economy.

A shortage in their numbers left a large gap between the 9th Parachute Battalion and No. 6 Commando, the most southern unit in the commando defensive position, to their north.

The lack of direct human medical consequences and the difficulty in collecting venom from rear-fanged species have left a large gap in our knowledge of snake venoms [ 14, 17].

The goalkeeper had left a larger gap to his right, signalling that was where the Spaniard would put it.

The problem is that investment by American firms has risen by even more than domestic saving, leaving a large gap to be filled by foreign capital.

Mr. Daschle, a South Dakota Democrat, said the House Republican bill was "a preposterous plan" because it would leave a large gap in coverage for people using more than $2,000 worth of prescription drugs a year.

But the people with knowledge of the matter said that indeed two consecutive 21-foot sections of the six-inch diameter cast-iron pipe, which ran horizontally across a section of the basement just beneath the ceiling, were cut or dismantled, leaving a large gap in full view of anyone in that part of the basement.

Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones said Mr Salmond would "leave a large gap in Scottish politics".