Sentence examples for to be bridge from inspiring English sources

"The biometric will probably raise as a technology in the next year — people will start to use more and more biometrics… And it's good that you have biometric but you still have the website that uses username and password so PasswordBox wants to be bridge between biometric and those sites who still use usernames and passwords," he says.

What's happened between the '80s and now -- Friday and Saturday used to be bridge and tunnel.

Instead, other mosquitoes, which take a larger fraction of their blood meals from mammals, are thought to be bridge vectors in transmitting WNV to humans (3, 4 ).

Distances exist to be bridged.

It needs to be bridged soon.

Yet this gap in trust has to be bridged.

But this gap used to be bridged by adoption far more frequently than it is today.

The differences between the humanistic and scientific approaches may, however, be too large to be bridged.

And it would allow the huge welfare gap between urban and rural Colombia to be bridged.

There is a line of thought that says this gap is too wide to be bridged.

"This being the last three days of this meeting, there needs to be bridging.