Sentence examples for activities which bring from inspiring English sources

According to UK government statistics, half of UK farms have extra business activities, which bring in an additional £10,400 a year on average per farm.

People's daily activities, which bring them vital sources of income and food, have largely come to a halt.

The beauty of Me Time is that it is not about resolutions (which typically don't work -- 46percentt of us abandon our New Year's Resolutions by June), it is about personal joy, guilty pleasures, activities which bring a smile to our face and a lift in our hearts.

Third, during intensive sport activities, which bring along an increased risk of hypoglycemia, the CGM device is more likely to be put aside.

Actively celebrate her uniqueness and work to promote and enable her to pursue and develop the core activities which bring her happiness and satisfaction.

They smoke, cook, and do all their daily activities, which brings me a hard time.

During the 1970s, he circulated his writing in samizdat and began to be published in European journals, an activity which brought about his expulsion from the Union of Soviet Journalists in 1976.

Spurts of literary activity, which brought him a reputation as a fine short-story writer, were separated by long periods of inactivity, and he never earned a living from his writing.

Yet, despite these obvious benefits, most investors now seem to believe that falling oil prices point to a collapse in economic activity, which brings us to the third fear haunting financial markets this winter: a recession in the global economy or the US.

Food scraps and lighting attract insect prey to areas of human activity, which brings the redbacks.

Chinalco, which is controlled by the Chinese government, and Alcoa have not ruled out a competing bid, but any move appears unlikely until next week after the lunar new year holidays, which bring economic activity to a halt in much of China.