Sentence examples for establishment to bridge from inspiring English sources

The situation is all the more complicated because, after the party's defeats in 2008, it has no dominant leaders or cohesive establishment to bridge the divides and help articulate a positive agenda.

Ask at the local general store, diner, or other retail establishment to get local directions and recommendations on covered bridges.

Evan McMorris-Santoro went to the Future Forum in Detroit to ask DNC chair candidates how they plan to bridge the gap between the establishment and the grassroots movements happening outside.

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.

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.

Benton's considerable clout within the Pauliverse made him an attractive acquisition for McConnell -- a unity move, intended to bridge the gap between McConnell's long establishment career and the insurgent movement that brought him a new junior senator.

One way to bridge the trust gap with the public might be through the establishment of a council of eminent citizens who can mediate between civil society and the governing regime as the transition takes place.

The establishment of a large cohort of all Danes with type 2 diabetes and of a biobank to bridge all scientific disciplines will be an important international resource for diabetes research for many years.

It's difficult to bridge.

He now has to bridge that gap.

It is hard to bridge that gap.