Sentence examples for could bring for from inspiring English sources

One is the closure a trial could bring for the American people.

After a year in which the George Foreman Grill was a best seller, we wondered what innovations the coming months could bring for the confused cook.

But in recent days, senior government and UMP figures started raising doubts, perhaps wary of popular support for the Socialists, who stressed the complexity of implementing the tax and the problems that it could bring for French companies.

Just as banks were reinvented some years after the Wall Street crash as the solid underpinning of post-war mass markets, perhaps today they need to reposition themselves as the visionary backers of the "app generation" and all they could bring for the UK's future economic success.

He reinforced the message last month, inviting the world to "remember what consequences discord between major nuclear powers could bring for strategic stability".

When the President of the United States and his cabinet members can be so open in expressing their bigotry against Muslims, it leaves little to imagination for what the coming days could bring for over 3 million Muslims living in the United States.

She said the ruling could bring "chaos for not only for the court system but for litigants as well, who deserve finality and to move on".

A falling dollar could bring trouble for America, and for its Federal Reserve which meets next week to decide whether to raise interest rates (see article).

He told VICE News that while he supported closer relations between the countries, intelligence sharing could bring risks for political dissidents who fled Iran for the safety of Australia.

He could bring takeout for himself.

Dr Simpkins, however, thinks an oestrogen-led approach could bring hope for men as well.