Sentence examples for supposed gap from inspiring English sources

Indeed, though most climate scientists have never seen the supposed gap as a major conceptual problem, it has been invoked repeatedly by American politicians who want to delay action on global warming.

An article on the website Salon recently located part of the blame for this supposed gap, for women at least, in the pernicious "good mother myth" – the impossible standards to which women hold themselves, the need to excel at work and at home, to be a brilliant boss, or employee, and a perfect mother.

While language may allow humans to cross this supposed gap by communicating their experience to others, this is allegedly not possible for other animals.

From wearable music players to LED necklaces to clothes fitted with hidden sensors and wires, it is all a bit wacky, catering for a supposed gap in the market that often doesn't need filling.

The good ethnic news -- it bridges a supposed gap between the two groups.

As a control experiment for the observed delays, we imaged two cells in close proximity, adjacent one to another and possibly in contact: we placed the scan line across the supposed gap between cells, as shown in Fig. 3D.

Exponents of the conceivability argument hold that the supposed 'explanatory gap' between the physical and the phenomenal — the gap expressed in the idea that zombies are conceivable — brings with it an ontological gap.

One of Kennedy's major campaign issues had been America's supposed "missile gap" with the Soviet Union.

In 1060, Kennedy ran in large part on a supposed "missile gap" with the Soviet Union.

In the political world, last November, there was a lot of chatter about the supposed "enthusiasm gap" on the left.

The pay gap exists for women at all levels of their career, mothers or not, no matter what job they take: "The supposed pay gap appears when marriage and children enter the picture," Perry and Biggs write.