Sentence examples for bring about any significant from inspiring English sources
It is unclear if the protesters will be able to bring about any significant changes before the February 2015 electionss.
One, Business for New Europe, has sought to argue the case that Britain must engage strongly with the European Union in order to bring about any significant reforms.
The risk for Europe is that a final patent agreement might be reached that does not cure the system of its major ills, and thus does not bring about any significant improvement for those that need it most: entrepreneurs and innovative companies starting out on the innovation process.
Uefa are hopelessly compromised as an organisation by the influence and interests of the big clubs and richer nations, and while Platini made certain promises to Europe's lesser lights on his way to power the story of his presidency has been an inability to bring about any significant changes other than the token disbandment of the G-14 pressure group.
To make matters worse, to much of a watching but jaded UK general public, the levels of fines in the financial sector do not seem nearly punitive enough to bring about any significant change in corporate behaviour.
We found, as shown in Figure 5a, NGAL alone did not bring about any significant effects on the proliferation of the cell line.
Like the self-torturer, such a collective must cope with the fact that while one more day, and perhaps even one more month of indulgence can provide great rewards without bringing about any significant alterations in (physical or psychic) health, "sustained indulgence is far from innocuous" (Andreou 2006, 101).
The control program is designed to involve a limited intensity of physical activity, so as to avoid bringing about any significant physiological changes.
By altering H3PO4 concentration, this could bring about very significant changes in the ash content of the prepared AC.
