Sentence examples for bring about the result from inspiring English sources

In both disciplines, there are things I can do to help bring about the result I want: In the case of hunting, it's important to maintain silence; in the case of writing, to maintain an incessant clacking of keystrokes.

The idea here is that while genic pluralism gets the "genetic book-keeping" (i.e., the input/output relations) correct, it does not accurately reflect the causal processes that bring about the result in question.

The filing an unfair labor practice charge against MLBPA would unlikely bring about the result Rodriguez is seeking of having his MLB suspension shorted so that he can return to play this year.

In complexity reduction strategic approaches, efficacy is the result of an action in order to coerce or modify things or events to bring about the desired result.

We would no longer need to affect billions of receptors the way we do now, said Dement, to bring about the desired result: safe, deep sleep.

Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, a member of the Armed Services Committee, said in a statement that Mr. Clapper's assessment "will make the situation more difficult for those opposing Qaddafi," adding, "It also undercuts our national efforts to bring about the desired result of Libya moving from dictator to democracy".

This would either encourage a mass of defections from Taliban ranks, or clear the way for a series of commando raids that would, eventually, bring about the same result, in addition to finding and cornering Mr bin Laden and his cohorts.Neither now seems likely to happen soon.

Indeed there are certain systems that are only reactive in their nature; such systems can be said to be error based because when the system does not bring about the desired result it becomes subject to correction.

A hunger strike's noble display of suffering isn't always enough to bring about the desired result.

The stance healthcare professionals adopted towards medicine and technology had an impact on parents' perceptions and decisions; for example, parents were more likely to accept the limitations of existing treatments when healthcare professionals displayed humility and acknowledged themselves that treatments and technology cannot always bring about the desired results [ 50].

"Military action cannot bring about the desired political result," Nasr said.