Sentence examples for brought about once from inspiring English sources

In the other column, you can write down the resolution or achievement that prayer has brought about once the hoped for change or happening has occurred.

Or to dismantle the limited regulatory system set up to mitigate the impact of the financial crisis that their favorites are likely to bring about once again?

But Lord Butler's report will do a great deal to bring about, once again, the high standards of collection and analysis for which the British intelligence community was previously known.

By "educational challenge" I mean that responsible research is essentially a type of engagement to develop in time rather than an outcome to bring about once and for all.

Palmerston at once brought about the fall of the Russell government and might have joined the minority Tory government if the prime minister, Lord Derby, had been willing to abandon his protectionist policies.

Turnout reached record levels, reflecting the polarization the party has brought about in a society that once united against communism.

Even worse, the meager gains that the revolutionary process brought about have slowly been lost once again.

Where once it had brought about $17, today the price is about $130.

But Hungary turned the corner with this spring's elections, we learn".In spring 2010, the Hungarian nation gathered its strength once again, and brought about a successful revolution in the polling booth.

The long-standing Rotary partnership "has brought about the near-eradication of a disease that once crippled millions of children and adults," said Dr. Momen.

Once more, the Lyndon-Rosser result brought about the unexpected presence of a paradox in set theory and the foundations of mathematical logic.