Sentence examples for could bring further from inspiring English sources

But next year could bring further trouble.

But a change in weather conditions could bring further disruption in the coming days.

These individuals could bring further litigation to avoid repaying this money, legal specialists said.

"There is the potential for milder air attempting to move north by midweek, but this could bring further snow.

Another consequence of the energy market's bull run, the unearthing of vast new supplies of gas, could bring further upheaval.

The interruption of aid could bring further misery in midwinter to tens of thousands of refugees fleeing the war between rebels and Russian troops.

It could also bring further business backing from Chinese firms, with partners to date including Bank of Beijing, Bank of Communications OTO, and car giant BAIC.

They conclude that in the future economic co-operation could bring a further 790,000 jobs to Britain by 2030.

He impressed when holding off Belvano to win an unusually competitive two-mile novice chase by Southwell's standards, where he hinted strongly that going up in trip could bring about further improvement.

The Court of Appeal said the objectors could bring the further appeal on the grounds of whether the scheme was subject to two EU directives requiring the government to assess the impact of both HS2 and its alternatives.

At first glance, Miliband's motives seem sound – if Hezbollah could be brought further into the mainstream it would reduce the likelihood of renewed conflict with Israel, allow for more pressure to be put on more radical sub-state groups such as the al-Qaida offshoots in the country, and even put some daylight between Hezbollah and its main backer, Iran.