Sentence examples for bring about continued from inspiring English sources

Tomlinson sent a letter to parents after the Ofsted report was published, telling them: "We were, of course, very disappointed with the outcome and understand that many of you will have concerns … We have worked very hard to bring about continued positive change and we know that you will see this reflected in your children".

Watzman, a lobbyist for the National Mining Association, called for a new, cooperative emphasis on safety programs and warned that "regulations alone aren't sufficient to bring about continued improvement".

This paper describes the principles applied to the prevention of work-related cancer in Britain, HSE's overarching strategy for bringing about continuing improvements in health and safety (HSE, 2009b), including preventing work-related cancer, and provides examples of how HSE is addressing some of the important hazards identified elsewhere in the supplement.

The company's CEO Brad Grey said: "Al's tireless efforts to bring about change continues to inspire all of us as we fight for the health of our world for future generations".

He believes that artists and writers will do most to bring about change by continuing to engage.

Finally, Robert Russell (2008) argues that the potential conflict might be resolved by appealing to God's omnipotence and freedom to perform miracles: the future of the universe would have been what science predicts had God not decided to act at Easter and bring about, and will continue to bring about, the new creation.

Ranting on blogs and to friends is never going to bring about change if we continue to purchase and consume content that is the very thing we decry.

Genome sequencing of crop plants has become increasingly routine, primarily due to the reduction in cost and increase in throughput brought about by continuing advances in sequencing technologies.

They are ready to bring about social change," Ms. Sylwander continued.

The cessation of an event does not bring about its ending, if it continues to throb and relive itself through memory.

Finally comes the vampirical exchange of vital bodily fluids, though these matters are by now ancient and halfhearted, even if the words of the teller continue to bring about some confusion about the real nature of these activities.