chasm造句

An unfathomable chasm;a yawning gulf.

There is always a vast chasm between rich and poor.

A narrow chasm with steep cliff walls, cut into the earth by running water;a gorge.

Sarcasm works well for both genders to create a chasm between you.

There was a deep political chasm between the two countries which nearly led to war.

Fearless acrobat, a Decken's sifaka leaps a chasm a hundred feet deep.

All that created a chasm between Britain's military ambitions and its capacity (or willingness) to pay for them.

"Bacteria are at the bottom of a deep chasm in the energy landscape, and they never found a way out," explained Dr Martin.

We also believe that the visible chasm in the adyton may have been a gaping fissure that extended into the layer of clay above the faulted bedrock.

Mitochondria give eukaryotes four or five orders of magnitude more energy per gene, and that enabled them to tunnel straight through the walls of the chasm.

She slid down the rock, jumped over the chasm with her rope as she had done before, and set off with her donkey, who brayed joyfully at her return.