Sentence examples for much of a gap from inspiring English sources

(Neither man would say how much of a gap existed).

In GDP per person there is not much of a gap between the three.

Would potential employers consider this extended break too much of a gap?

"There is too much of a gap, too many people are being left out of the response," Ms. Parry said.

"That was too much of a gap, too long to wait and too close to the start of production.

"There isn't much of a gap anymore between the good hospitals in Asia and the United States," he said.

Many governments resisted that effort because of the uncertainty in knowing how much of a financing gap there could be next year.

Admittedly, there does not seem to be much of a gender gap when it comes to opinions about birth control coverage.

In Mr. Santorum's Senate re-election campaign in 2006, however, when he was soundly defeated by the Democrat, Bob Casey, who is antiabortion and the son of a former Pennsylvania governor, there was not much of a gender gap.

"Storms shift, their tracks are at best estimates, and there was way too much of a time gap between when we left New York and were scheduled to get in the Caribbean to say for sure how the itinerary was going to be impacted," Ms. de la Cruz said.

There will not be much of a time gap between the two hands landing, but just make sure they don't hit at the same time.