Sentence examples for we managed to bridge from inspiring English sources

Our ongoing trial will provide more definitive evidence regarding the impact of web- vs. print-based media for PCa screening education, as well as the extent to which we managed to bridge the digital divide.

But somehow, soccer has managed to bridge these fault lines.

She said the coalition has managed to bridge different purposes because it operates strictly by consensus.

"I got a good start and I just managed to bridge a big enough gap.

Davis was asked this week how he and Hedrick had managed to bridge their differences and find any common ground.

I never really managed to bridge the gap that so obviously exists between the SLT and other staff.

They came to mourn Lateef Islam, a community leader who managed to bridge many divides in this diverse and sometimes polarized city.

Dance Theater of Harlem's Dancing Through Barriers Ensemble managed to bridge the gap between sass and classicism in a clever group excerpt from Robert Garland's "Mother Popcorn".

"He was this incredibly realistic actor," said Baron Cohen, "who was also hilarious and who managed to bridge the gap between comedy and satire".

The statement came after the council managed to bridge differences between the US and its Western allies who were demanding a strong text and Syria's most important ally, Russia, which tried to weaken the text.

LFI has also managed to bridge the Blair-Brown divide, with one brief moment of crisis - in the wake of the move by Brownite MPs on the eve of last year's Labour conference to force Blair out of office.