Sentence examples for social bridging from inspiring English sources

This framework accounts for political, built, natural, financial, human, cultural, and social (bridging and bonding) capitals.

Social bridge is a one-table affair played in homes and clubs for a money stake, normally with random partnerships.

His classmates stifled smiles when he yelled "You're fired!" at an unpopular teacher, and the novelty of his composition book served as a social bridge.

Soloway was the consummate professional, training very hard, constantly reading his bidding-system notes and refusing to play social bridge for fear that it would reduce his competitive edge.

"Through the scores of libraries he's built, like the Near North Branch, at the juncture of diverse neighborhoods, he's encouraged us to develop social bridges across our differences," said Thomas H. Sander, an expert on social and civic engagement at the Harvard Kennedy School at Harvard University.

It's been particularly strong in mobile advertising — one project, with MTV, created a social bridge between the TV channel's mobile app, the main channel and its website — a first-time example of such an initiative.

The dog represents a huge social bridge for her among her peers.

As the doctors work to fight diarrhoea, they are perhaps accomplishing another goal: re-build social bridges long broken in Kyrgyzstan.

In both contexts Christianity functions as sort of social glue, bridging social and cultural differences.

BranchIt for Chatter makes Salesforce.com even more social by bridging the gap between corporate email and CRM.

The ANOVA test among the three stages of entrepreneurship shows that social capital (bridging and bonding) and motivation by fear (rejection, failure and loss of power) does significantly differ among the three stages of entrepreneurship.