Sentence examples for brought some form of from inspiring English sources
Dutch explorers under Henry Hudson were said to have brought some form of pin bowling.
If 2013 has brought some form of revival, then we must wish that 2014 brings balance to it.
So convinced were club bosses that he brought some form of divine luck that they begged the bishop to fly to Germany with them for their Uefa Cup match against Bayern Munich in 1993.
Each day has brought some form of violence, with a crescendo this week of a Palestinian suicide bomb, targeted killings by the Israeli Army and a drive-by shooting, apparently by Israeli vigilantes.
All of these nationalities have brought some form of South American epicurean excess to the Magic City (and somehow, despite said excess, they all maintain trim, svelte, beach-ready figures).
By 2011 this technology had brought some forms of card fraud in Britain to their lowest level in two decades.
As for thinking of them as "evil" this might bring some form of temporary comfort to many.
But even in those comparatively comfortable environments, Armand says, most people bring some form of creature comfort.
Tourism Concern, The Year Out Group, and ABTA Association of British Travel Agentss) all have, or are developing, a code of practice to bring some form of voluntary regulation to the industry.
South Korea has been lobbying its allies to bring some form of Security Council censure against the North since May 20, when it formally accused the North of sinking the ship.
