Sentence examples for working on bridging from inspiring English sources

The organizations are working on bridging the gap between entrepreneurs and Washington.

A new startup called Asimov, spun off from research at MIT, is working on bridging the gap between the digital and the biological by creating, essentially, a set of computer-aided biology design tools.

Sanders and Miller were working on bridging the divide between Senate and House reform proposals.

Global Kids still influences who I am, working in education, working with younger people, working on bridging gaps between different societies or different parts of society.

They're working on "bridging fuels" like natural gas, they're investing in renewable energy and they're studying algae – so one day they can maybe turn it into fuel, or at least get positive press coverage for making you think that's what they're doing.

In line with these findings, it could be of interest for the success of future implementations of population health management tools, to previously work on bridging the gap between the values underlying the tool and the actual daily clinical practice of their potential adopters.

Since then she has stopped working on bridges.

Ms. Gonzalez said that Mr. Massas was on his second day working on the Throgs Neck crossing, that he had been in construction for three years and that she occasionally expressed worry about his working on bridges.

My younger brother worked on bridges, too.

As Schwieger says: "Engineers usually work on bridges, they found it exciting to be sitting at the same table as artists and architects".

Over the decades, they left to work on bridges, buildings and highways all over the country, performing the dirtiest and most dangerous jobs in helping build Japan.