Sentence examples for bring about with from inspiring English sources
Thomas's interception set up Mitchell's touchdown, a score Dayne helped bring about with three successive runs that gained 19 yards.
It's a peculiarity of the end of the world, which human beings threaten to bring about with their nuclear arsenals, that until it happens, it leaves us almost wholly undisturbed.
By Jonathan Schell It's a peculiarity of the end of the world, which human beings threaten to bring about with their nuclear arsenals, that until it happens it leaves us almost wholly undisturbed.
Although the court acknowledged that eliminating prenatal care for infants would result in the kind of cost savings that Congress intended to bring about with the welfare changes, it said Congress was explicit in its intention to limit immigration by reducing benefits for illegal immigrants.
The original idea was that, when the expansion began in 2014, Medicaid would account for about half of a large insurance increase the ACA was intended to bring about, with insurance exchanges for Americans who cannot get affordable health benefits through a job achieving the rest.
In its narrowest sense, the capital levy aims at achieving the surrender of a relatively substantial portion of the taxpayers' wealth to enable the government to cope with some nonrecurrent major emergency or to bring about with one stroke a major redistribution of wealth or a major reduction of the note circulation or the national debt.
"The end of the system is brought about with such inescapable cruelty by its own functions..
"The end of the system is brought about with such inescapable cruelty by its own functions...
New generations of communications satellites, such as the Echo, Telstar, and Syncom satellites, were brought about with the help of the NASA.
People will embrace change if it makes them feel more effective and is brought about with their active participation.
In "Law of the Island" such a collision is brought about with casual deliberation by human agency.
