Sentence examples for start bridging from inspiring English sources

"There hasn't been a true competitor to Adobe for quite some time and Microsoft could potentially start bridging the gap between the PC and the TV even more effectively," said Josh Martin, an analyst at the Yankee Group.

Between now and then all UN member states will need to start bridging the gap between the international drug control conventions and the many changes occurring on the ground.

Faye Bush, director of the New Town Florist Club, said her civil rights group started meetings last year with Latino groups to start bridging a divide that opened up as Latinos grew to a third of the city's population; blacks account for about 16percentt.

We discuss how the ever-increasing computing power and high-resolution data availability will soon allow researchers to start bridging the in vivo in silico gap.

This enabled us to start bridging the ends of this continuous process which suffered until lately from limited structural data regarding the 26S proteasomal architecture and the structure and diversity of the Ub chains.

The present paper attempts to start bridging this gap in the multivariate HFA by highlighting the importance of the testing step and focusing on the review and application of nonparametric tests for monotonic trends.

This then will start bridging the gap of the great American Divide.

The "haves" versus the "have nots," those who are there to serve us...I think until we start bridging that gap today -- and hopefully films like "The Help" will help us do that -- as a society we're going to remain in a lot of trouble.

To start bridging the gap between the L. monocytogenes ligand and the IRF3 pathway, we sought to identify TBK1-interacting proteins from macrophages.

Our goal is to start bridging this gap by providing algorithms for analysis of protein sets and discovery of mechanisms that regulate protein function and interactions.

This is not for want of willingness on senior managers' or clinicians' parts but more due to lack of knowledge about what (material and human) resources are required and how they can be used to integrate clinical governance activity, including NSF implementation, more centrally into mental health care; and how to start bridging the service gaps noted above.