obvious gap

Frequency: 6.56.0 per million words

A missing part or lack of something that is easy to see or notice.

gapADJECTIVE + NOUN

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obvious

Examples (10)

  • There’s an obvious gap in the data that we need to address.
  • The audit report highlights an obvious gap in our safety procedures.
  • Her résumé shows an obvious gap after she moved overseas.
  • The shelves reveal an obvious gap where the popular title should be.
  • This policy leaves an obvious gap in consumer protections.
  • We identified an obvious gap in the market for affordable childcare.
  • The timeline contains an obvious gap between phases two and three.
  • Their training program has an obvious gap around cybersecurity basics.
  • The coverage map shows an obvious gap across rural areas.
  • The draft leaves an obvious gap in the argument that reviewers will flag.