Sentence examples for made gap from inspiring English sources

Mr. Filandro says that success made Gap executives complacent.

The growth and visibility of the company made Gap jokes a staple of late-night comics.

"You might look at her and think 'She's not a conventional beauty.' " Mr. Chan works with Lindsey Wixson, who along with Georgia May Jagger and Avery Tharp, a newcomer, has made gap teeth a signature asset.

In 2002 Donald and Doris Fisher, who founded the clothes chain in 1969 in San Francisco, fired Mickey Drexler, who had been with them for almost two decades and had made Gap into America's biggest fashion retailer.

All of them are wearing the type of traditional garb that made Gap such a closet staple (and, the company hopes, of the type people can actually see themselves wearing).

Oddly enough, many of the ideas that made Gap so popular 20 years ago – understatement, androgyny, clothes as uniform – are bang on trend right now, seen at designers ranging from Alexander Wang to Celine.

The testing changes, which were designed to make them more rigorous, caused fewer students to pass and made gaps in achievement among racial and ethnic groups more pronounced.

Although significant advances in the understanding of L-R determination have been made, gaps still remain.

In other words, while overall progress has been made, gaps in achievements between and within many countries have not decreased.

Marka Hansen, Gap's president for North America, defended the firm's new logo (three letters and a little blue square) with a lot of guff about "our journey to make Gap more relevant to our customers".

By reversing the perspective on the science – decision-making gap, we find that local administrators have a different view on this divide than do scientists.