Sentence examples for necessary bridge from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kostunica, Mr. Djindjic said, "is a necessary bridge" between the politics of the past and a more modern European future.
The $17.4 billion in loans represents a necessary bridge over the road to liquidation, protecting the economy from a wave of additional job losses.
He is convinced that his company can bring in lithium-ion batteries on time and on budget — and that plug-in hybrids are the necessary bridge between gasoline and pure E.V.'s.
Kitagawa diagram helps provide this necessary bridge.
We present a proposal for a standardized method to develop restoration practices capable of increasing the efficacy of landscape management and create the necessary bridge between restoration planning and landscape ecology.
In the meantime, I still think there is something to the direct methanol fuel cell and the biomethanol economy as a necessary bridge, plus the Hawaiian Hydrogen Clipper.
In turning down the putative Democratic bid for the office, Mr. McCain has built the necessary bridges back into the Republican fold.
CCS is widely deemed to be a necessary bridging technology to a low-carbon economy, but the technology needs to pass considerable hurdles before widespread use.
However, disciplinary assessments addressing specific aspects of new technologies and their potential use too often fail to provide the necessary bridges from the specific knowledge generated in the assessment and the pragmatic issues of society and policy.
The original Times piece on the cost overruns said that the paper's analysis of project documents and interviews with experts suggested that it would be nearly impossible for the rail authority to lay down 300 miles of track from Merced to Burbank and construct necessary bridges, tunnels, electrical systems, and other elements by 2022, as planned.
Sanmi Areola, a toxicologist with the Metro Nashville/Davidson County (Tennessee) Public Health Department and incoming ASTS president, says that organizations such as the ASTS serve as necessary bridges of communication between developed and developing nations.
