Sentence examples for bring about a burst from inspiring English sources
Kodar helped to bring about a burst of sensuality in Welles's work.
To put it another way, some American-style mergers, divestitures and downsizings could very well bring about a burst of profitability.
A main bottleneck of Algorithm 7 is its all-to-one communication at the reduction part, which brings about a burst of data copying over network.
But it might just be a way for the Australian people to burst through, just like their Irish brothers and sisters, and bring about real and lasting change.
Kael asserted, as in the introduction to her 1976 collection, "Reeling," that the horrors of the Vietnam War and the ugliness of the Nixon era had brought about an extraordinary burst of defiant, discerning, investigative creativity in American filmmaking.
Moreover, the rapidity at which the large oligomers disappear (within 1 h) could actually maximize the damage brought about by the early LY30-mediated ROS burst.
"During the housing bubble and the economic meltdown that the bursting bubble brought about, the interests of domestic and foreign financial institutions were much better represented than the interests of society as a whole".
"What is it about some cities and civilisations that bring about these creative bursts?" While writing his recent biography of Detroit, Maraniss came across the usual reasons cited for the rise of Motown in Detroit.
