Sentence examples for tremendous gap of from inspiring English sources
"There is a tremendous gap of achievement between rich and poor, white and minority," the speech continues.
It is a first tentative step to fill a tremendous gap of knowledge.
His research culminated in two biographies – The Life of Bach (2004), expanded to become JS Bach: A Life in Music (2007) – based around both the implications and the tremendous gaps of the first Bach obituary, written largely by his son Carl Philipp Emmanuel.
Our study thus suggested a tremendous gap in prevalence of AERD when compared with other ethnic populations.
Moreover, no study appears to have investigated HRQoL of the left-behind children or adolescents in Midwest China, which leaves a tremendous gap in our understanding of both the physical and psychological status of this group.
This leaves a tremendous gap in our understanding of QoL in this population and the role such information may have on our ability to effectively improve the QoL of individuals who are homeless or hard-to-house.
The President of Liberia recognized the tremendous gap in the country's quality of education which she said still remained a problem, in particular in the neglected rural counties, which she said had been bypassed by development for so many years.
Chahrouri said "a tremendous gap" remains between the number of times coaches go for it when probability dictates and the number of times they should.
The grand challenge for the future is to bridge the tremendous gap between research and the implementation of evidence-based practices in the broader community, both in the United States and worldwide.
Lynne Truss was on her way to deliver a lecture at the British Library recently when she was reminded yet again that a tremendous gap exists between her natural obsessions and those of other people.
Similar or even worst situations occur in Africa and Asia resulting in a tremendous gap between developed and underdeveloped countries regarding the identification of RA and its current treatment.
