Sentence examples for notable gaps from inspiring English sources

But there are notable gaps.

And yet, somehow, there are still notable gaps.

He adds that they "often fill notable gaps in the collection".

Adoring crowds greeted him at every stop, but there were also notable gaps in the adulation.

In 2015 the Clinton Foundation's No Ceilings initiative, working with the Gates Foundation, will release a global report that maps out both the gains that women have made over the past two decades and the notable gaps that remain.Why 2015 September marks the 20th anniversary of the United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women, which took place in Beijing in 1995.

In addition to limitations in staff capacity, we found notable gaps in medication supplies and equipment.

The most notable gap in Oracle's own end-to-end proposition is any kind of personal device.

The notable gap is the Editorial department and we would encourage the Guardian to establish an action plan for this area.

In the ensuing years they have lost six Challenge Cup finals while winning six Grand Finals, leaving what is considered a golden generation of players with a notable gap on their honours' list.

A notable gap between the parties would have given her both leverage in Westminster and, when that fell short, an excuse for the second independence referendum that she craves but that few Scots currently do (witness the noisy booing from the audience when she refused to rule it out in the second televised Scottish leaders' debate two weeks ago).

A notable gap in the foundations of Prior's Q is that it has no clear semantics.