Sentence examples for bring talk from inspiring English sources

"Political uncertainty could also once again bring talk of early elections, threats of even slower growth and possible ratings actions," Citigroup said in a research report.

Mr. Billenness said he believed "the battle has been more important than the result" in that the Massachusetts law helped bring talk about Myanmar to the forefront.

"This parliamentary initiative can provide extra impetus which can finally bring talks to success and peace to the Middle East," said Richard Howitt, Labour MEP for the East of England.

He wears street clothes, knows how to handle the wine you bring, talks knowledgeably about the menu, and in general treats you like a guest in his home.

And that, inevitably, has brought talk about escapist entertainment right back to politics.

Each year brings talk of the latest young masters of the Hollywood universe.

ALMOST every week brings talk of a new flirtation among drug makers: Monsanto is seen dallying with Novartis, Glaxo Wellcome tampering (again) with the affections of SmithKline Beecham.

Look behind the fat figures and you find a lot of fuzzy maths and wishful thinking just as worsening news in Spain brings talk of that country needing a rescue (see article).Start with the IMF.

The release of state test scores on Wednesday, the first exams to be aligned with tougher academic standards, brought talk of achievement gaps and teacher training into vogue on the campaign trail.

Basically, he brought talk show footage up on his screen, and as it played, a different keyword was being identified every few seconds.

Meanwhile, Iran's new government is defiantly refusing to re-suspend uranium work that it has started up again and that brought talks with Britain, France and Germany to a halt.