Sentence examples similar to unseen gaps from inspiring English sources
Ms. Klein aptly describes how childhood friends can be drawn so close together, even after a time gap and even sight unseen.
A theory called supersymmetry proposes additional particles, as yet unseen, that might fill in some of these gaps.
This gap, which was likely carved out by an unseen newborn exoplanet six to 28 times as massive as Earth, sits 7.5 billion miles (12 billion kilometers) from TW Hydrae -- about twice the distance from our own sun to Pluto.
Richard Milner IV, director of the Center for Urban Education at the University of Pittsburgh, explains that "color blindness" on the part of college faculty and staff contributes to "opportunity gaps," as key parts of students' identities and experiences go unseen.
Foreclosures have expanded the wealth gap between white and black households in the United States to levels unseen since the early 1980s, according to an EPI report published last September.
It's easy to be the critic about the opportunity gaps your employers are ignoring or to be overly optimistic about creating marketplace demand previously unseen – thinking that your expertise gives you the ability to capitalize on both scenarios.
The Census Bureau findings piggyback on an earlier study published by the Pew Research Center that showed the gap between the average black and average white households in 2009 grew to proportions unseen since the 1980s.
In 2009, the most recent year for which wealth data is available, the gap between wealth of the average black and average white household grew to a size unseen since the 1980s, according to a July Pew Research Center report.
Ofsted reports have indicated an increasing gap in education equality for years now, with former head Sir Michael Wilshaw warning back in 2013 that "poor, unseen children" across the country were being let down by the education system.
