Sentence examples for deep bridge from inspiring English sources

Affected individuals exhibit severe mental retardation, clouding of the corners of the eyes, deafness, hirsutism (hairiness), enlarged liver and spleen, dwarfism with hunched back, short limbs and clawed hands, a large head with wide-set eyes, heavy brow ridges and deep bridge of nose, and poorly formed teeth.

There's a myth that the only way to create a new technology is to make sure it has a deep bridge to the past.

Harbors are so deep, bridges in place have dimensional limits, canals are so wide, and steel is only so strong.

Nevertheless, this does not necessarily mean that the gaps between Washington and Tehran are too deep to bridge.

The gaps appeared to be deep too bridge between the P5+1 and Iran.

The gap between the Islamic Republic's demands on its nuclear program and those of the West's (primarily the United States) is too deep to bridge.

But the ideological and political gap between the international community and Iran is too deep to bridge or to allow for the establishment of a permanent agreement.

It seems that the political and positional gaps between the Muslim Brotherhood, the secularists, military, and Egypt's security forces are too deep to bridge.

Despite some of the diplomatic headways that President Rouhani and his negotiating team made and despite some of the limited sanction reliefs that Iran has received, the gaps between the six world powers and Iran remain to be deep to bridge.

However, eight narrow boats cruised on the waterway at Easter 2009, and although the channel was narrower and not as deep after Donington Bridge, all of them successfully reached Kingston's Bridge, some 3.7 mile further on, where the outlets from Dowsby Fen and Gosberton pumping stations provided enough width to turn a 70 feet boat.

Since then, untold hours of negotiations have failed to bridge deep resentments and suspicions rooted in faith, conflict and history.