Sentence examples for bringing tools from inspiring English sources

"Long-term changes are really starting to take hold," said Mr. Sachs, citing favorable market conditions, policies to tackle public health problems and technological change bringing tools like cellphones and Internet connections to even the most remote and rural areas.

By about 12,000 bc, as the climate warmed and the great glaciers of the Pleistocene Epoch (about 2,600,000 to 11,700 years ago) were receding, the first nomadic hunters moved into what is now Denmark, bringing tools and weapons of the Paleolithic Period (Old Stone Age) with them.

Certainly, there's a lot of complexity involved but we're bringing tools to take action [on all fronts], whereas now, [these venues] have nothing.

I concede that incredible leaders and groundbreaking innovations such as Khan Academy and One Laptop Per Child are providing spectacular advances for education -- bringing tools to the farthest reaches of the globe and empowering new students of all ages to take initiative and explore the world around them.

Given the wider uptake of text-mining tools, it will be important to revisit this question and to build more sophisticated models of the costs and benefits of bringing tools into the workflow, including time spent on development/adaptation of tools to a specific database, as well as time spent training curators to use the tools.

Bringing tool wear observations into a uniform spatial structure is one avenue for standardization of lithic use-wear analysis.

Benson had brought tools, and Errol could see a rusty Japanese truck in the doorway.

They brought tools in to cut down the doors after protesters barricaded them.

He builds a cottage (he brought tools), fashions a fishing net, builds a boat, cultivates a vegetable garden (he brought seeds), traps game, makes clothing from skins.

"I love that everyone comes with this attitude of 'I'll bring tools,' " said Ms. Erbach-Gruber, an event producer/D.J./musician/you name it, last seen singing in red satin on a perch at the House of Yes.

In addition economists and philosophers have been working on the problem of providing a formal characterization of freedom so as to bring tools of economic analysis to bear (Pattanaik and Xu 1990, Sen 1988 , 1990 , 1991Carter 1999).