Sentence examples for attempts to bridge from inspiring English sources

What attempts to bridge these two differing conceptions?

An essay at Philosopher's Beard attempts to bridge the gap between economics and ethics.

Attempts to bridge that gap are a feature of more centralized policing systems.

Freefoods, a new café and catering business, attempts to bridge the divide.

Levine's book is one of the most appealing and subtle attempts to bridge biology and the humanities.

Most attempts to bridge the gap, as in the 1960s, are fantasies, doomed to fail in the short run.

She attempts to bridge that gap by writing spy fiction; the seventh of her novels featuring her young alter ego Liz Carlyle is about to be published.

Though many conflicts between science and religion are reconcilable, and the attempts to bridge the divide admirable, one central conflict cannot be reconciled.

The expert group attempts to bridge the differences by proposing to reach out to Russia, but under the condition that any constructive engagement would have to be based on military reassurances within NATO.

Their agenda is much the same as the ill-fated ministerial meeting in Seattle in 1999, when attempts to bridge the gap between poor and wealthy countries' priorities blew up in a cloud of tear gas.

You can't please all the people all the time, but the back room at Sheep Station attempts to bridge the gap; with a fireplace and paintings from local artists, it seems better calibrated to sipping chai than to chugging beer.