Sentence examples for promising bridge from inspiring English sources

Prestressed concrete bridges with corrugated steel webs have emerged as one of the promising bridge forms.

It may even be true that penguins, in their resemblance to children, offer the most promising bridge to a better way of thinking about species endangered by the human logic: They, too, are our children.

Each initially sought the White House promising to bridge the nation's widening partisan divide.

The former senator for North Carolina campaigned for president four years ago promising to bridge the gap between rich and poor, before he dropped out in January 2008.

The system is promising for bridging the gap between ground observations and satellite based estimates of E.

Combined with high-bandwidth CPU-Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) bus solutions based on optical interconnects, the proposed design is a promising architecture bridging the gap between high-speed optically connected CPU-DRAM schemes and high-speed optical memory technologies.

Here are four themes that will definitely be on the table: Brazilian Graziano da Silva recently took up his position as director of the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), promising to help bridge the divide between rich and poor countries.

There are promising efforts to bridge this gap, including free transport programs, better and more culturally appropriate training for mental health workers, and telemedicine both physician-to-patient and physician-to-physician to give rural physician-to-physician tos to sphysician-to-physician to

And given the fact that most of the nearly 14,000 knowledge- and technology-based organizations have their roots at the university, the strategy of creating local competence centers appears to be a promising way to bridge gaps and to facilitate the transition into job life after graduation.

The Mexican-American Studins curriculum in Tucson public schools banned by the conservative-dominated Arizona legislature helped boost student achievement and offers a promising approach to bridge the achievement gap between Hispanic and white students, a new study says.

Indeed, when we listen and respect all stakeholders, collaboration can be an incubator for promising ideas, a bridge between generations, and a mechanism for fully understanding corporate, community and individual needs.