Sentence examples for brings through from inspiring English sources

"The key driver has been the value that wildlife brings through benefits to local people".

But these arguments must be made from a position of strong support for free movement of people, the jobs it brings through access to the European market and the value those people add to our economy and our society.

The real solutions are more mundane even if they are difficult.The war in Afghanistan will be won, if at all, by means of more troops on the ground (to reduce the dependence on air power and the civilian casualties it brings); through huge investment in development; and through piecemeal arrangements with local tribes and powerbrokers, including the Taliban.

"He will find gems in non-league and brings through the kids from the youth team.

Because the nations of the world are "all interconnected", that stress brings through refugee crises, Somali piracy and political radicalisation, he and Mr Seligmann said.

Soon after, the next ceremony brings through a chubby pug called Lucky.

"We are trying to bring through young coaches – we want them to do our courses.

Hodgson spoke of promise and progress and he did bring through younger players into the setup.

"It's cheaper to bring through your own player from Germany.

These could now be pulled open, and machinery brought through by the gang.

So I stopped.' Paul McCartney, Stella and Mary bring through the dirty plates and pile them on the kitchen counter.