Sentence examples for bring in which from inspiring English sources

This amount greatly exceeds the revenue that alcohol taxes bring in, which works out to something like $16 billion a year -- $6 billion from state and local taxes, and $10 billion from federal excise taxes.

Yes, we're opposed to what the government's overall economic strategy is, but it's also a question of what you invest in, how you invest in it, which railways you upgrade, which roads you change, which broadband you bring in, which new industries you support".

At first, I thought this was part of the company's ecological philosophy, but as we spent time in the park I realized that serious campers take out everything they bring in, which is also a park regulation (cans and bottles are not even allowed in most of the park).

(Ms. Paulus's predecessors helped bring in "Gatz," which is expected to go to New York next season).

The issue is expected to bring in $1 billion, which would make it the largest Indian initial public offering ever.

Mosbacher explained that huge pieces of equipment needed to be brought in, which takes time.

That allows Ms. Taylor to call up a report detailing which service brought in which appointments — so far, Facebook is beating out Twitter and e-mail.

"There are some amazing niche plants that people have brought in which do no harm at all – in Haringey for example there's a Greek dock growing.

If elected Labour propose to overturn the changes the coalition government has brought in, which Nandy says expose charities and others to huge financial risk.

Because so much equipment was looted, hospital workers are largely relying on what aid agencies are bringing in, which is not yet sufficient to deal with an epidemic.

He also said that around 440 pregnant Indian women cannot leave unless a plane load of food is brought in, which the United Nations embargo is refusing to let in.