Sentences with phrase «real gap»

These aren't all questions I have answers to, but I've witnessed a very real gap in the way people are able to comprehend my current lifestyle.

When it it is all said and done there is real gap between the online and offline play.

If you want to bridge real gaps for your learning audience, it's vital to have great digital learning.

The only real gap that had developed between her and the younger members of the family was religion.

Their kids may have matched the performance of suburban students when the standard was set at a modest level, but a higher bar has exposed real gaps that have been there all along.

Travel company Real Gap Experience have recently launched their new brochure for 2018 & 2019 which full of incredible trips.

Organisations such as Global Vision International and Real Gap offer expeditions and fieldwork experience that lasts from a few weeks to many months.

I doubt hundreds of years of common law have left many real gaps in British torts.

In fact, the only real gap in its buffet of features comes in the form of safety technology like Autonomous Emergency Braking and blind - spot detection, which can be found in the next variant step up, the Elite.

Although events passed away and new ones came into existence, there was never a real gap between past and present.

I think the real gap here is that people let politics get in the way of right and wrong.

«I was pretty surprised at the market here because it is definitely very saturated with bars and whey protein so I feel like there is a real gap for plant - based to come through and I think that is really the next functional snacking,» Thomas said.

Monday's match confirmed the former General Manager's theories about the real gap between Juventus and Roma Luciano Moggi expressed his opinion...

It requires a wealth of information to compensate for what we have not learned all our lives — there is a real gap in what women grow up knowing about childbirth.

And the last book written on diplomacy as a sort of practical guide is twenty or thirty years old and recommends stuff like, «you shouldn't give your wife a hobby like tennis», so there's a real gap there for this one.

His promise for a 20 - month freeze in energy prices signals something exciting for Westminster watchers: the development of a real gap in ideology between blue and red.

«But a real gap has emerged between learning and putting that education into practice.

«There is a real gap for project managers in the marketplace, and it is expected that there will be a huge demand for project managers in the larger pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries in the near future,» says Kathryn Pottruff, president of Micro Education Group Inc., a company specializing in strategic planning, project management, and consulting.

Paleontologist Tom Dunkley Jones of Imperial College London says he agrees that «there's a real gap» between science and the public that researchers should try to fill.

Opponents of the idea argued it would have hindered some social science and student research, and would not have closed what the final rule states is «the real gap» in regulation: institutions that get no federal funding.

I think there was a real gap in the consumer literature.

That's a real gap.

The industry of B2B is facing a critical situation of a real gap in marketing skills, knowledge, and competency.

Administering benchmark exams in a manageable, single - subject format can help provide a more accurate measure of what knowledge students have already mastered and where they have real gaps in the given subject area.

«There is a real gap that has to be addressed,» explained Hernandez.

But we conducted a research process to have a look at the financial literacy materials that were out there and to identify some of the gaps, and what we discovered from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people around the country was that there was a real gap in audio visual resources that were targeting Indigenous consumers that might not have enough literacy to be able to read our written publications.

Goulet's key finding is that there's a real gap in financial education for some adults and for many, it's the missing piece to being able to lead a happy, productive life.

Australia is a real gap year hot spot, and the beautiful landscapes, fascinating wildlife and non-existent language barrier make it an extremely rewarding country to explore, particularly for newbie travellers.

If you let people know how much you've found out by looking, experts may show up to fill in real gaps.

If a policy prescription does not account for the real complexity in the climate system, and real gaps in knowledge about aspects of global warming that matter most, is it likely that the public and lawmakers will pursue a big transformation of lifestyles and economic norms to curb CO2 emissions in a growing world still more than 85 percent dependent on burning fossil fuels to drive economies?

Nader said, «We do not need nuclear power... We have a far greater amount of fossil fuels in this country than we're owning up to... the tar sands... oil out of shale... methane in coal beds...» Sierra Club consultant Amory Lovins said, «Coal can fill the real gaps in our fuel economy with only a temporary and modest (less than twofold at peak) expansion of mining.»

This is a real gap in an otherwise top - of - the - line school curriculum.

What if you have a real gap in your work life?

But we conducted a research process to have a look at the financial literacy materials that were out there and to identify some of the gaps, and what we discovered from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people around the country was that there was a real gap in audio visual resources that were targeting Indigenous consumers that might not have enough literacy to be able to read our written publications.