Sentence examples for easy to bridge from inspiring English sources

The MoD could pay market supplements to attract or retain people if the gap between their standard offer and the private sector was easy to bridge.

But the divide between ranchers and environmentalists is not easy to bridge, and groups that maintain a hard-line stance on grazing issues were conspicuously absent.

The danger here for Obama is that, at exactly the moment when he most needs House and Senate Democrats to pull together and accept a compromise, the growing friction between leaders in his own party could erupt to the point where it's no longer so easy to bridge the differences over something as intricate as a new national health care system.

"Traditional boundaries of disciplines are there for a reason; they're not that easy to bridge," Lahn explains.

"There is an enormous gap between the two systems, and it will not be easy to bridge it," says Logak.

It's not easy to bridge this gap.

It's much easier to bridge rivers".

Direct American participation will make it easier to bridge some of the gaps between the two sides.

Ms. Lagarde's close relationship with Ms. Merkel makes it easier to bridge the gap between the United States and Germany, making her a more effective mediator.

We conclude that under such a framework it should be easier to bridge gaps between human and natural sciences for an application-oriented landscape research.

When business people experienced the work place from a "We" rather than "Me" perspective, they found it easier to bridge the socio-political boundaries that divide us.