Sentence examples for could bring on from inspiring English sources

If the matter is not resolved, the fight could bring on a semi-shutdown of government similar to the one in 1995.

A few days beforehand, he had told just one of them about a possible consequence – that the thin air could bring on a migraine.

That could bring on a depression?

It could bring on hate for you and for me.

He could bring on board both Democrats and Republicans.

His death, they say, could bring on bloody civil conflict.

But nothing could bring on the desired mental state.

With the economy already teetering, that could bring on another slump.

But he cautioned that maintaining low rates for "too long" could bring on inflation.

But foreclosures, short sales and other loss-of-home scenarios could bring on capital gains tax, Ms. Zarlenga said.

NO UMBERTO ECO fan should go near the Tower of Winds: it could bring on sensory overload.