Sentence examples for be to bridge from inspiring English sources

The aim, according to the students, should be to "bridge disciplines within and outside of economics".

A recent decision in the United States District Court in Chicago dismissing civil insider trading charges filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission highlights how difficult it can be to bridge the gap between suspicious trades and securities fraud.

The paramount aims must be to bridge divides, to find solutions which can enjoy consent, and to renegotiate the union as an all-embracing working system that takes account of the lessons of recent past.

As I wrote this week, the central dilemma in the early stages of Turnbull's prime ministership will be to bridge the gap between the public expectation that he will be immediately different from Abbott with the promises he has made to the right of the party that on key issues policy will stay much the same.

CAIRO — If President Obama is serious about repairing relations with the Arab world and re-establishing the United States as an honest broker in Middle East peace talks, one step would be to bridge a chasm in perception that centers on one contentious word: terrorism.

The idea behind the remake would be to bridge the gap between the next big sequel in the series, which is currently scheduled for release in late 2012.

"My objective was to bridge the chasm," he said.

Part of the mission of the China Investment Federation is to bridge these disparate markets.

He needs to if he's to bridge the 12-second gap between himself and Jeremy Roy.

But our duty is to bridge the gap, to shine a spotlight.

The challenge was to bridge the gap between games and reality.