Sentence examples for widespread gap from inspiring English sources
Recognition of this widespread gap entails revision of the original concept of the Huaiyuan Epeirogeny, with definition of two distinct regional tectonic events: Event 1, which initiated this hiatus, and a subsequent Event 2 that was responsible for terminating Early Palaeozoic sedimentation in the region from the late Katian.
Those factors include a chronic and widespread gap between Americans' expectations for themselves and their actual achievement, Americans' adulation of fame, and the extent of gun ownership in the United States.
The U.S., in fact, is the dominant world leader in mass shootings for a range of reasons as our colleague, Melissa Healy, wrote, including a "chronic and widespread gap between Americans' expectations for themselves and their actual achievement, Americans' adulation of fame, and the extent of gun ownership in the United States.
Although a specific function has not been ascribed to the basal cell layer, there are widespread gap junctions between the basal cells and the basal cells and intermediate cells.
"Walmart has faced charges of widespread gaps in pay between men and women doing similar jobs," she writes.
But the failure of advance directives is just one symptom of a much larger problem: widespread gaps and deficiencies in the care of people who are dying.
Whether the inaction is a function of the widespread gaps in political appointments at relevant agencies, institutional inertia or a policy directive from the Trump White House remains unclear.
Mitochondrial defects were scored as widespread gaps and/or fragmentation of mitochondrial::GFP.
There are many questions we cannot answer today with confidence because of widespread gaps in understanding rangelands and pastoralists.
Our 60-facility assessment in western Kenya identified significant widespread gaps in current emergency care capabilities, particularly in identifying and appropriately caring for victims of trauma, AMI, diabetic emergencies and sepsis.
Corruption is widespread; the gap between rich and poor a chasm.
