Sentence examples for been difficult to bridge from inspiring English sources

In the 20th century both recording technology, and the primacy of the composer in classical music, opened up a gulf between popular and classical singing which has been difficult to bridge.

It's difficult to bridge.

But they say the geographic distance and the differences in business contexts can be difficult to bridge.

The dams also created lakes so large that they were difficult to bridge, thus isolating reservation communities whose residents had once been able to visit with relative ease.

In Ferguson, where many of those businesses that were not looted or razed remain boarded up today, the divisions will be difficult to bridge.

It would appear to be difficult to bridge this gap, with the rigorous critical revision that the cultures of the disciplines should be subjected to.

Above all, the loss of a PI's unique expertise and strategic research vision leaves behind a scientific gap that's difficult to bridge.

The divide over the bill may be difficult to bridge.

But the parties have disagreements that will be difficult to bridge.

The potential gap between parents' and HCPs' understandings of what genetic testing will tell them about their children's futures may, therefore, be difficult to bridge.

So far, however, it has been difficult to fully comprehend the mechanism of activation mediated by the cross-bridges in a sarcomere, mainly for the following reasons.