Sentence examples for brought about at the from inspiring English sources

In addition to such etiologic tales there are several myths that speak of cosmic changes brought about at the end of primordial times.

As if in recognition that this was a war brought about at the instance of Corinth, much early Athenian naval activity was devoted to stripping Corinth of assets in the northwest of Sollium, Astacus, and Cephellenia.

In April a habeas corpus hearing brought about at the instigation of Thomas H. Tibbles of the Omaha Herald resulted in the release of the Ponca and the establishment of a legal precedent in recognizing Native Americans as persons before the law.

After the tour's final concert in New York, the Beatles were introduced to Bob Dylan, a meeting brought about at the instigation of the New York journalist Al Aronowitz, who arranged for Dylan to visit the Beatles at their hotel before they returned to the UK.

But there is much less to be said in favour of rising prices, if they are brought about at the expense of rising output.

As the lame-duck president, Peña Nieto continued to oversee Mexican participation in negotiations to revamp NAFTA, which had been brought about at the insistence of Trump after he triumphed in the U.S. presidential election.

If the new legislation is passed by MLAs at Stormont, the Welfare Reform Bill would bring the changes brought about at Westminster into effect in Northern Ireland.

He said he supported Mr. Obama because he believed he could actually bring about at least some of the change that is the core of his message.

For one account of the difference between the strong bringing about at work in the initiation of the cosmos and the weaker bringing about at work in later stages is through the way in which initial activity carries through time in virtue of the causal and spatiotemporal structure of the world.

Our observations found no new objects showing the 21-μm emission feature, while some objects have features attributed to crystalline silicates which bring about at least part of the MSX-E band excess (Jiang et al., 2009).

Figure 7 exemplifies the low-energy binding pose achieved and the probable hydrophobic interactions and electrostatic contacts brought about by residues at the interface contributing to the stabilization of the host parasite modeled complex.