Sentence examples for brought about the term from inspiring English sources

Eng and Chang Bunker, the conjoined twins from Thailand whose plight brought about the term Siamese twins, settled in the area.

A straight carbon tax, applied upstream in the energy economy, is a much preferable approach to help bring about the long-term de-carbonization of the global economy.

It is hoped this will help to bring about the long-term change of fully opening up the market to foreign university campuses.

Apple seems to have tried to keep the same inspirational cues that the MacBook Air brought about, in terms of fast storage and long battery life (the MBP has around a 10-hour battery life).

It would permit exploration of staff's initial responses to interventions and their views on the nature and sustainability of changes brought about in the longer term.

The sudden demographic decline brought about long-term as well as immediate economic adjustments in land values, salaries, and commerce.

"The risks brought about by near-term AI may turn out to be the same risks that are already inherent in our society.

However, treatment was for only 14 days, in contrast to our study that was for 12 weeks, and hence it is likely that in the prior study there was insufficient time to see the changes brought about by longer-term therapy.

The purpose of this research was to clarify the possible changes brought about by the introduction of the long-term care insurance system in terms of number of communication/recording tasks, related nursing services in use, and when and where these tasks were performed.

The real theme is the undermining of male self-confidence brought about by long-term idleness.

This may be due to the increase in self regulation brought about by the process of long term potentiation that may result from the operant conditioning of the EEG during the neurofeedback training [ 12].