Sentence examples for will not bridge from inspiring English sources

But that alone will not bridge the gaping economic chasm.

Elsewhere, he worries that the new pupil premium will not bridge the gap.

The problem is that the precept will not bridge the gap.

A letter will not bridge a $100,000 gap between bids, agents and brokers say, nor will it give you a leg up with developers selling new condominiums.

Some of Britain's most prominent philanthropists who have donated hundreds of millions of pounds to the creative industries are warning that private giving will not bridge the gap left by imminent cuts to state funding for the arts.

The government's official advice leaflet assumes an unusually blunt tone: "If you earn less than the minimum income floor in any month, universal credit will not bridge that gap.

"You dream your railroad will annihilate distance," Ah Ling thinks, knowing the vast psychic distances within the US will not be bridged by technology.

This gulf in understanding will not be bridged by media coverage of partisan rhetoric and political battles for or against these alternatives.

This gap will not be bridged quickly but the state has a moral duty to acknowledge the deep and genuine grievances of the last 40 years and initiate the policies and actions that will lead to a better future.

But the larger obstacle may be the widespread perception across the Continent that a political Rubicon has been crossed, and that divisions will not be bridged easily, or soon.

On the Calliclean picture, there is a fundamental hostility between the high and low, the strong and the weak, one which will not be bridged by inviting the low to admire the high, or the weak, the strong.