Sentence examples for resources to bridge from inspiring English sources
"The divisions over the cuts in tax credits to working families are just the first example of what we can expect as the cuts in other departments are exposed and the failure to find additional resources to bridge the growing expenditure gap in service areas like the NHS is revealed.
More and more universities are striving to provide resources to bridge the gap between academia and corporations.
Water shortage has forced Jordan to take in consideration all available water resources to bridge the gap between demand and the available supply (Al-Tabbal and Al-Zboon 2012).
We are also working with the Chicago Public Schools Virtual PreKK and K programs to develop resources to bridge learning at home and in school.
As the World Bank's new president, Jim Yong Kim has the opportunity to lead the Bank into a new era by using its voice and resources to bridge the false divide between human rights and development.
In the resource economics literature, earlier studies explain the effects of resource exploration and technological change on resource extraction to bridge the gap between the real resource price path and the theoretical resource price path derived by the Hotelling rule (Hotelling [1931]).
We can no longer expend time and resources trying to bridge the red state/blue state gap.
To estimate the amount of resources required to bridge this investment gap, one needs an accurate assessment of baseline HIT adoption across major stakeholders.
The CBS platform is an open resource developed to bridge the gap between experimental researchers and computational predictive methods.
The Ambassador thanked the Court staff and partners for their important work and addressed the questions raised on capacity development and additional resource allocation to bridge existing gaps and strengthen the child justice system.
More targeted and more cost-efficient efforts could also be taken to identify and reach those who not only have low health literacy but also lack the resources and support to bridge the unmet literacy demands of their health conditions.
