Sentence examples for brought about into from inspiring English sources

Every business school has an opportunity to turn the current crisis, even with the uncertainty and pain it has brought about, into an occasion for both introspection and learning.

City officials estimated that tourism in all its forms brought about $30 billion into the city last year.

In 1984, the last year for which figures are available, wine brought about $150 million into the local economy and tourism about $139 million.

Supporters of the tax break say it was a success because it brought about $18 billion into Treasury coffers that otherwise would have stayed overseas.

Ann Lucas, the council leader, said: "When Wasps played a Heineken Cup match here in 2007 it brought about £6m into the local economy".

The seminar was held in tribute to Clothing Market Action- a two-week jamboree that brought about 4000 buyers into town from all over thecountry.

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.

Physicians further discussed how patients often had more than one condition which inevitably brought about other clinical factors into account to inform best treatment.

Ongoing land reclamation has brought about 190,000 acres (77,000 hectares) into agricultural production.

For example, swimming behavior seems to occur by the combined effects of a decrease in dopamine release (brought about by loss of ground contact), and an increase in serotonin release (brought about by entrance into an aquatic medium).

"That's a big deal for somewhere like Mull: it brings about £30,000 into the island economy".