Sentence examples for brought about an end from inspiring English sources

The resulting decline in quality, coupled with a series of scandals, brought about an end to the Golden Age.

The liberalization in Poland that brought about an end to the Communist regime was prompted in significant part by eagerness to get rid of the sanctions.

Yet gentrification has not completely brought about an end to Brixton's previously bad reputation: a young man was stabbed later that evening.The curious thing about Brixton is that it is demographically a big exception.

Elected in May 2007 on a reform platform, Sarkozy made little progress in his first few months, and the things that he did accomplish came at some cost; for example, he brought about an end to special pension privileges for railway workers, but it was achieved at the price of an autumn rail strike and a hike in basic rail pay.

In 1999, our forceful editorials against the practice of human sacrifice during Super Bowl half-times brought about an end to those barbaric and worse, boring spectacles.

On 8 August, the Allies launched their own offensive, known as the Hundred Days Offensive, which ultimately brought about an end to the war.

For example, Matthew Brodsky of the Jewish Policy Center urged military intervention in order to bring about "an end to the violence, the fall of the Assad regime and the creation of conditions for a stable democratic system".

The opponent always was industry, particularly oil and coal companies threatened by anything that might bring about an early end to the carbon age.

We Palestinians are prepared to enter into a hudna to bring about an immediate end to the occupation and to initiate a period of peaceful coexistence during which both sides would refrain from any form of military aggression or provocation.

From there, Kim attended an inter-Korean summit in Panmunjom, South Korea, where the two leaders declared their willingness to bring about an official end to the Korean War after 65 years and a commitment to denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula. .

The lines are fine, and they not only divide an apparent average experience from ones perceived to be brilliant, but can bring about an abrupt end to developers' ambitions, and even their employment.