Sentence examples for may have gaps from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, this firewall may have gaps big enough to let a herd of steer wander through it.

They may have gaps, or readings taken at different times of day, or with different kinds of thermometer.

But there is always a sense between us of what the arc of the score is, even though we may have gaps.

Agents advise travelers who do not mind arriving after Christmas, or leaving before New Year's Eve, that many popular hotels may have gaps in the schedule where rooms are available for two or three nights.

Programs such as Knewton alter what lessons are offered based on how individual students do in solving problems and where they may have gaps in knowledge.

In this situation, students do not have enough input to acquire background knowledge and experience of specific professional to do practices hence they may have gaps between theory and practice.

Those with limited incomes -- in 2006, that will mean less than $14,355 a year -- make smaller co-payments and may have no gaps in coverage.

Instead, developers use prior experience which may have consequential gaps.

While Netflix's catalog may have some gaps, Redbox's paled in comparison.

Some less optimal but lower costly design combinations may have moderate gaps and various outer tube sizes to control brace buckling within targeted drift limits in performance-based design.

Many talented autistic candidates may have employment gaps, come from non-traditional schools, or perform poorly in a screening interview with a recruiter.