bridgeabler造句

• The only disagreement is over language and it is extremely bridgeable.
• We want to see if differences of view are bridgeable or unbridgeable,
• It is presumably bridgeable by the wisdom and knowledge that the library symbolizes.
• I think it is bridgeable _ barely.
• But the few hundred thousand that separates the two sides is probably a bridgeable gap.
• These differences are to some degree bridgeable.
• The disagreements sound marginal and bridgeable.
• But success depends on the extent to which subtle differences in tone and approach are bridgeable.
• The complete range would have four bridgeable amplifier channels and an integrated monitoring and control network.
• The great cultural divide seems less bridgeable than the Atlantic when it comes to the perspiring arts.
• To an outsider that might seem a bridgeable difference, yet peace is by no means guaranteed.
• He noted there were gaps between the two sides, but said the Clinton administration considered them bridgeable.
• In 2003, Powersoft released a compact two-channel bridgeable output stage : the No Power Supply module.
• Coleraine is situated at the lowest bridgeable point of the River Bann, where the river is 90 metres wide.
• Top Netanyahu aide David Bar-Illan said " The only disagreement is over language and it is extremely bridgeable ."
• Peres said that there were " gaps " between the parties but that he believed they were " bridgeable ."
• Top Netanyahu aide David Bar-Illan said, " The only disagreement is over language and it is extremely bridgeable ."
• Israelis say the gaps are bridgeable and complain that reporting the lack of progress to Albright will create a crisis where there is none.
• And, he said, differences between Israel and Syria are " more bridgeable than I would have thought by now ."
• Morgan said he thought the gap was bridgeable and that " a lot of things can happen between now and the election ."