Sentence examples for said a gap from inspiring English sources

This left, he said "a gap" of £275.07.

Phil Baty, rankings editor at Times Higher Education magazine, said a gap was opening up between the very best British universities and the rest.

There is a several-inch-wide gap between where the rear wall is and where it used to be, he said, a gap that has caused damage to the wall, ceiling, floor and foundation.

Pam Warren, who suffered horrific facial burns in the collision, said a gap of more than two years since Britain's last big rail accident, at Potters Bar in May 2002, could create a false sense of security.

Dennis J. Garritan, chairman of the department of leadership and human capital management at New York University, said a gap-year experience could be worthwhile for employees and companies.

The manufacturers' association says a gap exists in the guidelines because if a new device did not require F.D.A. approval, the recycled version can also escape review.

Mr. Howard said a generation gap was the biggest challenge.

"There is," Mr. Fritz-Vannahme said, "a wider gap between Britain and the rest of the Union than ever before".

Her weakening of the unions also led to a regressively skewed distribution of wealth and, her critics said, a widening gap between rich and poor.

As expenses outstripped income, he said, a budget gap grew, compounded this year by the failure of expected government financing to come through.

The London Assembly said a funding gap of around £9m in 2015-16 coulimitmit regeneration plans at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, in east London.