Sentence examples for some gap between from inspiring English sources

To be fair, there has always been some gap between the studies.

Second (432b-c), however good a likeness a name is of its object, some gap between the two must inevitably remain: otherwise painting a completely accurate portrait of Cratylus would result, not in Cratylus plus his picture, but in two Cratyluses.

So, it was obvious from the audience that there was some gap between what was being represented--what we were seeing on stage".

I'm guessing there are some gaps between the dream and the reality.

But as he read the ad a second time, he realized that there were some gaps between his experience and the job requirements.

Soaring growth of contemporary cities beside recent transformations of traditional urban spaces have been caused some gaps between physical features of urban environments and their cultural identities.

More than 50%% of the study participants felt that some gaps between visits were too long.

But we can see some gaps between international recommendations and real clinical practice [ 4, 5].

In addition, eventually comparative research on regulatory genes may become also helpful for deep phylogenetic studies and might bridge some gaps between description and causal explanations (Hadrys et al. 2012).

If you notice that there are still some gaps in-between pavers, add more sand and sweep it into the cracks.

After more than a decade of marriage and the birth of three children, she is aware of "some huge gap between herself and John over little matters like this -- like can a person will to love".