Sentence examples for but bring down from inspiring English sources

"But bring down the price, please".

"We all felt we'd gotten trapped in a web no one wanted to see develop, yet now that it had, there was nothing to do but bring down the ax, even if it meant bringing it down on the neck of our brother".

Analysts at Bernstein also cut their price target from 1000p to 600p, saying: We continue to rate Standard [as] outperform but bring down our target price to 600p to reflect the income headwinds... Depressed commodity prices have made restructuring and the income environment difficult and have pushed out our recovery story by a year.

Moreover, solid state reactions carried out using the reactants confined in clays, zeolites, silica, alumina or other matrices via microwave irradiation not only produce structures of controlled growth but bring down the handling costs due to simplification of experimental procedure which is important in terms of environmentally benign large scale industrial synthesis.

If AIG couldn't find that money, Paulson warned the president, the firm would not only fail, but "bring down major financial institutions and international investors with it".

But bringing down Netanyahu does not mean rising in his place.

But bringing down the English government is something else again, and when Pitt swings into action the narrative accelerates accordingly.

She may be ready to temper her views on austerity, but bringing down deficits and debts remains her priority.

("I like the fact that a lot of the things are quite serious but brought down to earth," he says).

It all but brought down the Macmillan government and it almost certainly finished Macmillan himself as prime minister.

Perhaps that's Mercurio's wider point: it's easy to trap one bad apple, but bringing down the whole barrel is a different, far more difficult game.