Sentence examples for unfortunate gap from inspiring English sources
This is an unfortunate gap in coverage of the nondiscrimination standard, but perhaps the risk of appropriation outside of the platform is better addressed via IP law.
In September, Mayor Bill de Blasio, who campaigned on a "tale of two cities" narrative that emphasized the unfortunate gap between New York's rich and poor, expanded the livable wage to $13.13 from $11.90 for workers connected to city projects.
This does leave anyone tracking a line of thought with unfortunate gaps, but the editing is skilled enough that scholars and journalists will be able to follow important threads back to the original volumes.
That leads to unfortunate gaps, overlooking possible gems, potential diversity and inclusion issues.
If unfortunate, these gaps are nonetheless understandable in light of the foundation myths of American Jewry.
After 9/11, US radio giant Clear Channel drew up an informal blacklist of "lyrically questionable" songs, which elided merely unfortunate titles (the Gap Band's You Dropped a Bomb on Me) with politically loaded ones ("all songs by Rage Against the Machine").
This gap is unfortunate because, like mentorship, menteeship requires specific behaviors, without which the mentee's success may be threatened.
This gap is unfortunate because law and emotion has the potential to bring great insights to family law.
This gap is unfortunate, because if reducing violence and suffering is the goal, actions that lead to a reduction in conflict severity without actually resolving conflict in high intensity wars arguably have a bigger impact, in terms of reducing loss-of-life and overall suffering, than resolving a low-intensity conflict.
This knowledge gap is unfortunate for a trait so important to medicine.
None of this is, of course, unique to media: The gender pay gap is an unfortunate feature of many industries, from banking to Hollywood to even female-dominated industries, such as cleaning and teaching.
