bridgeabler造句

• "Just because it isn't bridgeable, that, to me, isn't necessarily negative, " said Dow.
• The dichotomy between the two classifications is not bridgeable, even though they have the same methods, because each excludes the data of the other.
• David Bar-Illan, a top Netanyahu aide, said : " The only disagreement is over language and it is extremely bridgeable ."
• While Donald Fehr, executive director of the Major League Players Association, said the differences in each's sides proposal are " bridgeable,"
• Netanyahu's top aide David Bar-Illan could not confirm the report but said that " remaining gaps are narrow and imminently bridgeable ."
• However, he said it was a " bridgeable gap, " stressing that restoring stability and ending violence would create the " right atmosphere, " for talks.
• "Actually, the parties have a framework for making these decisions that's more clear and more bridgeable than I would have thought by now ."
• Netanyahu's top aide, David Bar-Illan, would not confirm the report but called remaining gaps " narrow " and " bridgeable ."
• In Bonn, Talbott, the American envoy, said differences with Russia were bridgeable adding the two envoys were bringing an " unambiguous set of signals " to Milosevic.
• There is some additional work that needs to be done but many of the differences that remain are easily bridgeable if others who are working with Congressman Norwood are interested in bridging those differences.
• There is some additional work that does need to be done, but many of the differences that remain are easily bridgeable if others who are working with Norwood are interested in bridging those differences.
• "They had differences on how to do it _ whether directly through Medicare or through some private insurance option _ but those differences are bridgeable, " said John Rother, legislative director for the AARP.
• If the aim were to get the arms inspectors back to work, and the disarmament of Iraq restarted, the gulf between the latest proposal from Baghdad and the United Nations'stated position might eventually be bridgeable.
• So we might consider 40cm to be bridgeable with a human-scale parachute in a modest breeze . . . 8m is a snap for a spider . talk ) 02 : 03, 26 January 2009 ( UTC)
• Indeed, the leaked American draft of a treaty-in-progress has the great virtue of demonstrating to Israelis and Syrians alike how bridgeable are the differences between the two countries and how close they are to a peace accord.
• "Basically, we have a procedural breakthrough in negotiations, but it is not at all clear if the gaps are bridgeable, " said Dore Gold, a political scientist at Tel Aviv University's Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies.
• Eberhard Kolb, a chronicler of Weimar, drew attention to the " scarcely bridgeable gap between the artistic achievement of the avant-garde and the taste and mentality of a large part of the population, middle-class and otherwise ."
• "The president is very pleased with the amount of work and the progress of the work with Congressman Norwood and with others, " said the White House press secretary, who as of midday Tuesday was calling the remaining differences " easily bridgeable ."
• Because NBF protocol is unroutable it can only be used to communicate with devices in the same broadcast domain, but being bridgeable it can also be used to communicate with network segments connected to each other via networks, where it has such an advantage over TCP / IP that requires little configuration.
• "All the gaps are bridgeable and I believe that both the Israelis and the Palestinians are now aware of the fact that you can't fulfill 100 percent of your dreams, but there is one dream you can reach and that is the dream of peace, " said Deputy Defense Minister Ephraim Sneh.