Sentence examples for which cannot be bridged from inspiring English sources

This widespread sense of despair arises from the disheartening chasm between climate science and political action, which cannot be bridged alone by switching off lights.

MBI belong to the so called high-content imaging techniques which apply high resolution imaging in time and/or space and/or variables to close those open gaps in systems biology which cannot be bridged by standard, i.e. non-spatial omics techniques (Megason and Fraser, 2007; Starkuviene and Pepperkok, 2007).

It is a gap between the UK and continental Europe that cannot be bridged.

When does a "mismatch," a trivial difference, become a "gulf," a chasm that cannot be bridged?

A crisis cannot be solved in an afternoon and the understandable differences between 27 varied nations cannot be bridged without disappointment.

That's a chasm of understanding I fear cannot be bridged.

And the nation faces a far more serious crisis if that divide cannot be bridged.

Realistically, that figure is so massive it cannot be bridged just by layoffs, asset sales and privatization.

This talk will show that there are important legal, institutional and political reasons for the gap, which cannot be easily bridged.

The results showed that a unique disulfide bridge (Cys-Cys), which cannot be present in AuXyn11A devoid of β-strand A1, may confer the enhanced thermostability on AEXynM by decreasing the entropy value of protein unfolding [ 27].

Structural health monitoring (SHM) systems can prevent structural failure of safety-critical structures such as aircraft, bridges, nuclear reactors and dams, which cannot be allowed to fail.