Sentence examples for been working to bridge from inspiring English sources
"We are learning and understanding the trade-offs between things, and they are hard," said Pam Eaton, deputy vice president of the public lands campaign of the Wilderness Society, who has been working to bridge gaps between environmentalists.
One of the only African-Americans arrested in West Roxbury was the Reverend Mariama White-Hammond, a climate-justice activist who has been working to bridge Boston's racial divide through environmentalism.
Since 1998, he's been working to bridge that gap between learning and making, teaching a class at MIT called "How to Make (Almost) Anything".
However, a small but growing group of chemists, physicists, engineers, and applied mathematicians has been working to bridge these sub-branches of reaction rate theory and rare events.
Yet the cost of funding a breakthrough drug is rising by 13.4percentt annually.[2] For the past few years, a group of scientists, researchers and philanthropists has been working to bridge the gap between basic research and patient care (known as "translational medicine").
Mr. Pachachi said he was working to bridge the differences between the American administrator and Iraq's emerging political forces.
The company is working to bridge the information gap that many farmers face in accessing expert agricultural information and real-time data support.
"Our main goal is to assist organizations whose focus is on the current Global War on Terrorism and who are working to bridge the language barrier for our armed forces in Iraq and Afghanistan," the site said.
As Mr. Bush tried to do, Mr. Romney is working to bridge two worlds inside the Republican Party: an establishment wing with which he feels comfortable and a rabble-rousing wing that has a big influence over policy and ideology.
Michael D. Shear elaborated on that theme in the Caucus blog yesterday: "As Mr. Bush tried to do, Mr. Romney is working to bridge two worlds inside the Republican Party: an establishment wing with which he feels comfortable and a rabble-rousing wing that has a big influence over policy and ideology".
