Sentence examples for bring about increased from inspiring English sources

Of course racing can bring about increased pressure.

"What can be wrong about accepting a deal that will slash tariffs on American exports?" Union leaders assert that the deal will not bring about increased exports but an exodus of American factories to China using low-wage Chinese labor to produce for the American market.

These developments will bring about increased opportunities for clinical trials of biotech and medicinal products.

Adsorption of NO2 forms a oxide crystal on the surface of the K IAC and at the same time produces NO, which acts to bring about increased adsorptivity.

On mobile devices, push notifications about new chats could help to bring about increased interactions with Tumblr's product, as well as longer session times.

The collapse of the dot-coms and the current recession should bring about increased graduate enrollments, particularly in fields in which salaries for new Ph.D.s compare favorably to those for competing alternatives.

The Russian conquest of the Volga in the mid-16th century brought about increased trade for Nizhny Novgorod.

Abraham Lincoln's son Willie and later of Lincoln himself brought about increased acceptance of the practice and even caused it to become associated with patriotic activity.

A greater recognition of the influence of the environment upon human behaviour has brought about increased emphasis on interior design for all kinds of institutional interiors.

Hendrik Hertzberg writes that the end of the Cold War and the coming of global warming have brought about increased support for nuclear power, even among some environmentalists (The Talk of the Town, March 22nd).

Results show that the nanocrystallization treatment brought about increased microhardness and enhanced anti-wear performances.