Sentence examples for question of bridging from inspiring English sources

"We try to be responsive to the sources within our community promoting activities related to literacy, technology, intergenerational studies and the whole question of bridging the digital divide," said Richard Biondi, Verizon's director of community affairs.

He did not seem bothered by the fact that a foreigner could sneak into his country by hiding inside a motorcycle helmet, but he said that he had raised the question of bridge security with local officials recently when he visited Ciudad del Este.

The restoration is described as a rehabilitation, as if it were a question of the bridge's character.

Sitting in the studio's low, boxy chairs, surrounded by bold frag ments of recent Caro projects, they did not dwell too much, at least as the meeting is remembered, on the more prosaic question of the bridge shaking.

When Canada offered to pay Michigan's $550 million contribution for the new bridge in April 2010, the question of where the bridge will touch down, and what the surrounding area would get in return, emerged instead as a central point of contention.

So we now have a model in which homodimers of Fmi make intercellular bridges, and, as the three new papers [6 8] make clear, a new question of whether these bridges are conduits for polarising information, or are more passive, for example helping Fz and Vang to contact each other as ligand and receptor.

"This is a question of how we bridge that gulf that divides the people from police.

Now, with another Olympic archery cycle having just been completed, the lingering question of how to bridge the schism in the sport will be highlighted again.

All this raises the question of why the ice bridge so stubbornly refuses to form, when it has done so with relative reliability in past decades.

Both presidential nominees now face the question of whether either can bridge that divide — or whether they even want to try.

Questions arose in the study regarding the role of bridging, bonding and linking networks particularly among migrant mothers.