Sentence examples for hard to bridge from inspiring English sources
It is hard to bridge that gap.
The differences between the two sides are hard to bridge.
"Very often, it's hard to bridge both side's views".
But the long lapse of time was hard to bridge.
"I've worked very hard to bridge the gap between the mainland and Fishers Island," he added.
The gulf between him and his interviewees can often be hard to bridge.
But at a convention or during debates, when everyone is tuned to the same message, the divide is harder to bridge.
Nobody had more capital there than Carnegie, and nobody tried harder to bridge the gulf, though his efforts were not altogether welcome.
What separates them from the food is the 25-cent-per-plate cost — a gulf harder to bridge than one might assume.
Those differences are harder to bridge, as Democrats found in 1980, when, divided between President Jimmy Carter and the more liberal Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, they lost the White House.
