Sentence examples for needs to bridge from inspiring English sources

What the play needs to bridge the gap between its sometimes awkward language and its dramatic and spiritual scope is first-rate acting.

If she wins the Democratic nomination, Clinton needs to bridge the Laybournes and the Lennys, as Obama did with the Joshua and Moses generations.

The flip has emboldened Mr. Walker, the new Republican governor who has proposed the cuts to benefits and bargaining rights, arguing that he desperately needs to bridge a deficit expected to reach $3.6 billion for the coming two-year budget.

Any picture book needs to bridge the worlds of adult and child, whether they are the tucker and the tucked in or the experienced reader and the sounder-outer.

On the other side of the country, and in the other major political party, John Kitzhaber, the new governor of Oregon, elaborately described the state, which needs to bridge a projected budget deficit of $3.5 billion, as an old house in need of an overhaul.

When they meet for the first time on 22 September, board members who are earning their reduced but still quite tidy £16-£20,000 a year will have done some bracing homework on the financial challenges TfL faces under a mayor who needs to bridge a budget gap his own key policies have widened.

Many solutions are needed to bridge the civilian-military gap.

That is all we need to bridge that gap.

The foreign capital needed to bridge it is now less forthcoming.

Disappointingly the statement warned that "more time and effort are needed to bridge the gaps".

We felt there was a real need to bridge the gap".