Sentence examples for failure to bridge from inspiring English sources
Three years ago Google's CEO, Eric Schmidt, admonished Britain for its failure to bridge the gap between what he called the "luvvies" and the "boffins".
"That's what's been lost this year... that whole sense of changing how Washington works," Obama admitted last week on his failure to bridge the partisan divide.
But it was this very desire for independence that provoked her father into a rage so great that he killed her in January, turning her into the tragic emblem of a European society's failure to bridge the gap in attitudes between its own culture and those of its newer arrivals.
The major reason behind this unexpected crisis was the president's failure to bridge the gap between Hutu and Tutsi and to maintain the then-vibrant multiparty system.
Yet their failure to bridge a deep divide on North Korea's nuclear program and Beijing's territorial ambitions in the South China Sea illustrated the fragility of the region's security environment.
Although this gap between evidence and practice is common to all healthcare settings, failure to bridge this gap in developing countries can have serious consequences and hinder progress towards better health [ 2].
Among Minnesota officials, debate over the chief cause — a design flaw versus some failure to maintain the bridge adequately — has evolved into a partisan political battle.
This splendid account of the last year of World War II ranges from the Allies' failure to capture the bridge at Arnhem in mid-September 1944 to the final extinction of German resistance in May 1945.
The Allies' failure to secure a bridge over the Lower Rhine spelled the end of Market Garden.
By mid-March Model and Army Group B had been forced back in attritional fighting with the Americans across the Rhine river into Germany itself after the debacle of the failure to destroy the bridge at Remagen.
Failure to capture the bridges would leave the 6th Airborne Division cut off in enemy territory, so the 5th Parachute Brigade were earmarked to defend the bridges against counter-attacks.
