Sentence examples for brought a need from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, for the town that built its reputation on the idea of being the home of the original man, the revelations have brought a need for adjustments.
Space exploration brought a need for greatly increased accuracy, and, at the same time, the availability of fast computers and new observational tools provided the means for attaining it.
Much later, the industrial revolution brought a need for methods and systems to regulate machinery, for example the speed of a steam engine.
The Bologna process and the implementation of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA, 2014) brought a need for a substantive change in the pedagogical model in higher education, requiring improvement of the traditional ways of describing qualifications and qualification structures, modules and programmes.
Approximate tones are listed below: The Republican revolution of October 5, 1910, brought a need to replace the symbols of the overthrown monarchy, represented in the first instance by the old national flag and anthem.
In addition to Beckham, the acquisitions of players like Cuauhtémoc Blanco (Chicago), Juan Pablo Ángel (Red Bulls), Luciano Emilio (D.C. United) and Juan Toja (F.C. Dallas) brought a needed injection of skill and class.
However, this lifestyle brings a need to work in chunks of time, from a few hours to a few minutes, and still be able to snap into instant focus.
That's fine during a break, but the need for productivity brings a need for structure.
This brings a need for systems that can facilitate rapid programming and development of safe collaborative processes, without the need for extensive training.
The Miombo woodlands of Tanzania are under pressure for several reasons, among them a general population increase which brings a need for subsistence agriculture as well as small scale charcoal production [1, 2].
And a plan to open a gambling casino in the area -- which has run into legal problems in recent weeks -- would bring a needed boost.
