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bridge the gap

[brij thuh gap] / ˈbrɪdʒ ðə ˈgæp /


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Lafferty decided to bridge the gap, starting with software.

From The Wall Street Journal

For some homeowners, solar panels have helped bridge the gap.

From Los Angeles Times

South Korea recently provided 25 trillion won, or about $17.5 billion, in liquidity to exporters to help them bridge the gap caused by tariff shocks.

From The Wall Street Journal

As long as you’re in good health, you can buy term insurance in your 50s and 60s that can bridge the gap until you retire, perhaps covering the last 10 years of paying off your mortgage.

From MarketWatch

City leaders should consider offering financial incentives, such as those used in other cities, to bridge the gap to profitability, McOsker said, citing programs in other central business districts.

From Los Angeles Times