Sentence examples for bridged a gap between from inspiring English sources
He bridged a gap between single splashy scandals and the perma-crises of today's celebrities, with the likes of Justin Bieber currently taking Jacko-style visibility to an alarmingly permanent level.
By declaring Afghanistan an Islamic republic whose law will conform with Islamic precepts, but not impose them slavishly, it appears to have bridged a gap between the country's modernisers and the traditionalists who wanted full-blown sharia law, stonings and all.
Col Ojukwu's death appears to have bridged a gap between opposition political groups as everyone paid tributes to his doggedness and political ideology, our correspondent says.
Although the notion 'sortal' originated in metaphysics, importing it into the cognitive sciences has bridged a gap between philosophical and psychological discussions of concepts and has generated a fruitful and productive research enterprise.
Stephen R. Meyers, president of Houlihan/Lawrence, said his organization had been able to "bridge a gap between the small mom and pop office and the national franchises".
Under such pressure at home, the Russian government is certainly not going to give free help to Mr. Bush in bridging a gap between America and Europe that American policies created.
"What yMusic is doing is bridging a gap between two contemporary practices, a contemporary vernacular and a contemporary classical," Mr. Greenstein said.
And, he said, he is more likely to cut a deal on his commission during the negotiating process to bridge a gap between the buyer and the seller.
George J. Tenet's success this week in helping to forge a cease-fire, however fragile, between the Palestinians and Israelis was not the first time he had been able to bridge a gap between warring factions.
Steve Strunsky (NYT) TRENTON: SCHOOLS TO GET COMPUTERS New computers will soon be arriving to start computer centers in places like housing projects, to bridge a gap between students at urban schools and those in the suburbs.
