Sentence examples for brought on with from inspiring English sources

Sergio Aguero was brought on with 10 minutes to go and he made an instant impact, going close with a shot.

This might be due to a decrease in the density of ganglion cells, photoreceptors and retinal pigment epithelium cells brought on with age, which was shown in histology.

Claire Emslie, brought on with one minute to go specifically to take a penalty, finds the bottom corner.

A new CEO was brought on with plenty of sales experience.

From 1979 to 1983 there was a brief period of civilian rule brought on with the assistance of Lt.-General Olusegun Obasanjo.

And at times, Amazon has seemed to be in danger of getting trapped in a race to the bottom that it brought on with its steep discounting.

3. the resulting impact on farm CAFO plan from increased phosphorus brought on farm with increased purchases of protein-like soybean meal.

In other words, Woods compared the emotional fallout from the scandal he brought on himself with the grief he felt during the aftermath of his father's death.

Heitzeberg: We should have brought on someone with operational and process experience earlier on.

It was suggested that policy makers and politicians needed to be brought "on board" with health care professionals to address these issues.

75 min: Wales have brought on several replacements, with Rhys Priestland, James Hook, Ross Moriarty, Ken Owens and Aaron Jarvis all on.