Sentence examples for bring badly from inspiring English sources

When he took office six years ago, Mr. Schwarzenegger promised to bring badly needed systemic change to state government.

BETSEY SWAN President, League of Women Voters of New York State Menands, N.Y., Sept. 12, 2011 To the Editor: Safely regulated development of shale natural gas will bring badly needed jobs to New York State.

The Honduran government last month signed a memorandum of understanding with investors on the construction of three "private" cities that supporters of the project say would bring badly needed economic growth to the country.

The prince has been careful to emphasize the need for democracy first in Serbia and Montenegro, the last two republics of Yugoslavia, and said his main aim was to help bring badly needed aid to the country.

Such a plan could create a tidal wave of well-paying unionised jobs, bring badly needed resources and opportunities to communities of colour, and insist that polluters should pay for workers to be retrained and fully included in this future.

Reporter spoke to a white service station owner who expressed hope that Mayor Evers would be able to bring badly needed industry into the area, which has a high percentage of unemployed.

Dr Miller believes this system, modelled on Europe's, would bring badly-needed competition, based on innovation and efficiency, to the review process.

Indonesia brought badly needed spice to Dutch cooking.

"It would have brought badly needed economic and political reforms," Seif's friend assured me, "albeit with his name attached to its future".

Greg O'Connell, who owns many residential and commercial properties in Red Hook, said the store was contributing to the neighborhood's transformation and bringing badly needed visitors.

Later this year, it will become the first Silicon Alley company to set up headquarters in Harlem, bringing badly needed high-technology jobs to the neighborhood where Mr. Jackson grew up.