Sentence examples for sort of gap from inspiring English sources

This sort of gap between perception and reality can undermine confidence and enthusiasm and engender cynicism.

A revived economy can't come close to bridging that sort of gap.

That sort of gap will be hard to close without huge and costly investments in carbon-abatement technologies, or offsets and credits, or both.

"He will treat the book as a sort of gap year before he re-emerges into the spotlight," an aide told the Mail on Sunday.

But, Mr. Daniel said in a telephone news conference, "there is a sort of gap between the scientific understanding and the policy".

Taken together, the results are inconclusive, which means that every good reason to choose a particular sort of gap will be counterbalanced with just as good a reason not to.

"Twenty years ago, this sort of gap-year volunteering was largely the preserve of a small, middle-class group.

So the Euros will be more about individuals than the Champions League, about the sort of gap-plugging Sacchi so despises.

Of course, as with Welch, it's just a pose, a thing that they do – they're not backwards, backwoods girls who got married aged 10 to the sort of gap-toothed, in-bred rednecks who made poor Ned Beatty squeal like a pig in Deliverance.

He characterized it as a fishing expedition, one that is finding only the sort of gaps in records that are normal when tracking 25-year-old transactions from a gallery that has been closed for more than 15 years.

What the visitors lacked was someone with Luis Suárez's ability to finish off one of their chances when they were finding the same sort of gaps that Bradford City had exploited at the weekend.