Sentence examples for bridge them from inspiring English sources

Elections proceeded whether Iraq was ready or not, sometimes helping exacerbate divisions rather than bridge them.

Such talk lays down markers, articulates aspirations, identifies common approaches, reveals gaps and helps bridge them.

At times of crisis, a president can cool passions or inflame them, stoke divisions or try to bridge them.

But Mr. Pelly, whom Met audiences know from his amusing production of Donizetti's comedy "La Fille du Régiment," tries to bridge them and, through the stark, grim look of the staging, drive home the seedy underside of Manon's fall.

Sarkozy, who has stressed the need to find a solution in which "no one feels stigmatised", is also keen to play down speculation that his policies are doing more to aggravate social divisions than to bridge them.

Despite many thousands of village protests each year against corrupt officials, poor medical services and bad schools, China's peasants more dispersed, less organised and therefore more easily ignored or suppressed can usually do little but seethe.Mr Hu bemoans China's widening inequalities, but has so far done little to bridge them.

Beyoncé studies the contrasts and bridges them.

"The Angry Birds Stella story will live and evolve across physical and digital, bridging them in fun and innovative ways".

And the 900-square-foot gallery that bridges them, Mr. Konhaus said, "connects our life and our art, in a very overt way".

It can also help researchers to identify gaps in knowledge and the means of bridging them.

But across these models is the unifying structure of time and opportunity, and the context that bridges them.