Sentence examples for bringing about this state from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps natural that the eurozone's leaders want to blame the victim – to blame the countries in recession or depression or reeling from a referendum result – for bringing about this state of affairs.

Justice Scalia played a central role in bringing about this state of affairs.

The mechanisms that bring about this state in elephants are currently being defined by research in a number of zoos.

Lockean rights do not single out a state of affairs, that in which everyone's rights are fully respected, and hold that all people are obligated to act in whatever ways are needed to bring about this state of affairs.

I credit my crew with helping to bring about this state of belief -- not suspended belief, ACTUAL belief on some level that we're out here making it work alone.

In the present political environment, only a state bankruptcy might bring about this sensible state of affairs.

The term "standing derailment" was coined to describe the toppling-over of stationary freight wagons when the track gave way beneath their wheels.Several factors had combined to bring about this sorry state of affairs.

The beautiful, brain stimulating art, LED lights, costumes (or lack thereof), the mind-numbing throb of constant music and drum beats pulsing through your entire body, the openness, the love, the incessant hugging and the lack of a true night's sleep all combine to bring about this wildish mental state observable in even the most curmudgeonly soul.

Modern medical theory helped bring about that state of affairs, but so did a more diffuse sense of what it means to live in a civilized state.

Within the ranks of the C.I.A., the role El Mercurio played in helping bring about this state of affairs was regarded as a great success.

The mechanism that brings about this state of hypercoagulability in patients with NTDT is thought to be due to abnormalities in platelets along with pathological red blood cells among many other factors that are thought to contribute to clinically evident thrombotic events [ 8, 40– 40].