Sentence examples for overlaps and gaps from inspiring English sources

Overlaps and Gaps Clearly, those honor-system days are over.

An overly horizontal structure leads to overlaps and gaps in management functions.

The Canary case has forced the fund industry -- and its federal regulators -- to confront the regulatory overlaps and gaps in the hodgepodge world of industry middlemen.

With a growing number of forest biodiversity indicators being applied in forest policy documents and even more being suggested by the scientific community, there is a need to evaluate, review and critically assess the strength of evidence for individual indicators, their interrelationships and potential overlaps and gaps.

Competencies are divided sectorally and territorially, which results in inconsistencies, overlaps, and gaps in their plans.

As the U.S. Government Accountability Office (2005) has documented, a plethora of state and federal disability support programs create service overlaps and gaps, and conflicting objectives.

That would help prevent overlap and gaps in the duties of the various board committees (e.g., risk, audit and compliance).

But California's system was never applied consistently, which led to overlap and gaps in responsibility during unfolding events, Botterell said.

Overlap and gaps between services resulted in patterns of engagement that are inefficient and experienced as demotivating and disempowering.

It might also allow organizations to evaluate their range of supply and more systematically deal with overlap and gaps [ 19].

Table 2 lists the assessment items in each screening tool, highlighting the overlap and gaps between these tools.