Sentence examples for bringing a return from inspiring English sources

For some people, even the chore of bringing a return package to the post office is less wearying than going back to the store.

Argentina, which has shed the currency straitjacket it wore for a decade to ward off inflation, is trying to stop its devaluation from bringing a return of price rises that could reignite unrest.

Further modifications of the correspondence theory, bringing a return to more overtly semantic and broadly object-based versions, were influenced by Tarski's (1935) technical work on truth (cf. Field 1972, Popper 1972).

On the other hand, an average SOF-based regimen price that starts descending progressively from the level of €45,000 would save direct costs optimizing economic resources and bringing a return on investments in the midterm, at the same time.

It also brought a return to the church and to an emotional patriotism.

Sinn Fein now argues that reopening it could bring a return to those bad old days.

It is beginning to exit, which will bring a return to much milder conditions starting Friday.

The savings are expected to bring a return on investment in a few years.

The new year brings a return visit by the British choreographer Richard Alston to the Joyce Theater (Jan . 12-17.

A No vote could well bring a return to the former currency, the drachma, and generalised national impoverishment.

The rising world oil price brought a return to economic growth in Venezuela in 2011 after two years of recession.