Sentence examples for struggling to bridge from inspiring English sources

Now the two sides are struggling to bridge that divide.

Some spoke of a generational divide that they were struggling to bridge.

A gap is opening that the Cupertino-based company is struggling to bridge.

Mr. Bush's new administration is struggling to bridge differences within the Republican Party over how to deal with the North Korean threat.

A closer look at some of the families struggling to bridge the gap reveals that low-income New Yorkers use many strategies to get by.

And Sandi Ratliff, a saleswoman at Louisville Stoneware, is struggling to bridge the gaps between the Social Security incomes and the medical bills of her 80-year-old parents, who have moved in with her.

Justice Alito struggles to bridge the gap.

House Democrats have voiced a number of complaints with the Senate measure, and top White House officials and Congressional leaders have struggled to bridge differences between the two bills.

Even with the best of intentions, parents on both sides often struggle to bridge the enormous gulfs that are inherent in most international adoptions.

But the backlash underscored a generational rift among women and self-described feminists that the Clinton campaign has struggled to bridge.

The most interesting and ambitious American artists — Edward Hopper, Charles Demuth and Stuart Davis, for example — struggled to bridge the yawning chasm between European Modernism and homespun regionalism.