Sentence examples for monumental gap from inspiring English sources

There is, particularly in the Jewish diaspora, a monumental gap between how Israel is represented and what is actually happening.

What stands out, though, is the ease with which her supporters have accepted her hacking claims, ignoring monumental gaps in plausibility.

The more data options we have, the more deliberate we can be about making good hiring decisions, and the more prescriptive we can be about addressing monumental skills gaps in the workplace.

"They build all those projects in there, and you end up with the huge monumental buildings and the Gap".

Monumental Moneymakers Monuments are also economic assets.

Daniel Day-Lewis's astonishing portrayal of Abraham Lincoln closes the gap between the monumental and the folksy.

Lying ahead in Trenton is the far more monumental task of closing a state budget gap projected at nearly $2 billion.

He raps in Twi, English and Pidjin about the country's monumental traffic jams, power cuts and the gap between rich and poor.

Going forward, private sector involvement in smart carbon-cutting and PSA projects with crucial adaptation benefits will also be key in bridging the gap between what governments can offer and the monumental demand for climate cash.

"The Gap" can be painful, lonely, heartbreaking, uncomfortable, and worthy of a monumental chocolate binge.

Although the gap between spoken and printed vocabulary has narrowed since James Murray began his monumental work in an Oxford garden shed nearly 120 years ago, it has by no means closed.