Sentence examples for bringing on a from inspiring English sources

The Lyric is bringing on a new generation of actors.

One hospital had a near miss when bringing on a new radiologist.

It eventually popped — bringing on a credit crunch and deep recession that was the macroeconomic backdrop to the American Revolution.

The BBDO division is bringing on a new top manager for the second time in a month.

"All of this threatens confidence in the dollar at home and abroad, leading to the risk of bringing on a worldwide depression," he warned.

Both investor groups are betting that bringing on a respected Silicon Valley executive would help energize Yahoo's beleaguered troops and yield a compelling strategic vision for the company.

"We don't invest in future generations, inevitably bringing on an aging society".

For one, unequal salaries can bring on a constant feeling of resentment.

This brought on a predicament.

can bring on a faintly nostalgic twinge.

It can bring on a terminal feeling.