The party knows she is a possible bridge to the fractious and suspicious tea-party crowd.
"Symbol as Hermeneutic in Existentialism: A Possible Bridge from Empiricism"(1956) says that man, alone, can't be pigeonholed&social scientists are wrong to try.
The article about a possible bridge from Oyster Bay to Rye ["If You Bought the Brooklyn Bridge, Here's Another One for Sale," June 25] reminds me of my small part in squelching a prior effort.
Given his connection with Mr. Yousef, the officials said, the F.B.I. views Mr. Mohammed as a possible bridge from the trade center bombing in 1993 to the attacks that destroyed the center last year.
"Before the Gang of Eight and the immigration debate, I think many conservatives as well as some establishment Republican folks saw Senator Rubio as a possible bridge candidate between the conservative Tea Party base of the G.O.P. and more establishment G.O.P. voters," said Greg Mueller, a conservative public relations executive who opposed the Senate bill.
Statistics is seen here as a possible bridge between mathematics and some of the natural sciences, because many scientists frequently apply statistical and mathematical techniques (Erickson [2002]).
Natural gas has been proposed as a possible "bridge" fuel to eventual use of hydrogen in zero emission fuel cell vehicles.
Although a framework for connecting biodiversity science to environmental decision-making remains in early stages of construction, the concept of "ecosystem services" has been emerging as a possible bridge between the two disciplines [1], [27], [28].
Employment migration between the study area and the higher HIV-prevalence areas of Hanoi City and Quang Ninh province is common and constitutes a possible bridge between this rural community and higher prevalence areas.
In the revised manuscript, photoselection is explicitly considered as a possible bridge between reproduction and replication.
