Sentence examples for failing to bridge from inspiring English sources

Where athletics in this country is failing to bridge the gender divide, however, is among its coaches.

Adrian Wright, the president of the chamber, said FE colleges were mostly rated outstanding by Ofsted, meaning the quality of people leaving them was good, but many young people were failing to bridge the gap into employment.

The fallout from failing to bridge the skills gap is great.

2011: President Obama is re-elected with 51.6% of the popular vote after saving the banking and automotive industries, cutting unemployment, expanding health insurance, killing bin Laden, promoting clean energy, but failing to bridge partisan or racial divides.

In obstetrics, a notable example of failing to bridge the gap between knowledge and practice was the 22-year lag between the publication on antenatal corticosteroid use and the National Institutes of Health consensus conference and American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Committee Opinion on the topic [ 12, 13].

Mancini, whose side could qualify for the Europa League group stage by beating Salzburg tonight, said he could not be blamed for failing to give Bridge more playing time – three starts all season – when the defender kept pulling up injured.

The fans are certainly beginning to believe, with the threatened mass boycott of tonight's game by those angry at ticket prices failing to materialise - Stamford Bridge packed almost to capacity for a European match.

Yet typical Russian problems persist: the administration is said to be riddled with corruption - they've spent 10 years trying (and failing) to build a new bridge across the river.

His government has been quick to blame Autostrade per l'Italia, the private sector company in charge of the country's motorways, accusing it of failing to adequately maintain the bridge.

The directly elected European parliament should be abolished after failing to achieve its purpose of bridging the divide between the European people and the European Union, the former foreign secretary Jack Straw has said.

And it hasn't helped that nearly every politician uses the same excuse as to why the government is consistently failing to maintain the roads, bridges and dams that allow the country to go about its business: It's just too unsexy.