Sentence examples for intending to bridge from inspiring English sources

The Act gave the HHS the ability to support advanced-stage research and development (R&D) funding for medical countermeasures against CBRN threats, intending to bridge the Valley of Death for countermeasure developers.

"Far From Home was intended to bridge that gap between parent and child," she said.

The mayor's combination of spending cuts and "revenue enhancements" — increases in taxes, fees and fines — are intended to bridge a budget deficit next year of almost $636 million.

"My sainted father gave me a bridge loan," he said -- a short-term loan intended to bridge the time span between buying one house and selling another.

As the term suggests, bridge loans are short-term loans intended to bridge the time span between buying one house and selling another.

The new M125 is intended to bridge the gap between the company's entry-level models and the more feature-laden M500 series.

Many investors are hoping that Cablevision will tell them at a meeting on Thursday just how it intends to bridge that gap.

Very little is known about the machine other than it is intended to bridge the worlds of portable gaming and the console that sits under the TV.

When The Simpsons debuted on television in 1987, it was as a series of fleeting animated sketches intended to bridge commercial breaks in The Tracey Ullman Show.

The raising of the age limit mandated by numerous state laws was intended to bridge that age gap, at least for dependents whose parents have coverage.

Learners are, by law, barred from driving alone and the changes introduced to the test from 4 October are intended to bridge the gap between independent motoring and having an experienced driver with them.