Sentence examples for could bring upon from inspiring English sources

Morial, who is a former mayor of New Orleans, painted a clear picture of the potential devastation Trump and his administration could bring upon all vulnerable Americans.

While the Bush administration went fanatically on the offensive for fear of what others could do to us, the Obama administration has chosen to react overprotectively to outlandish scenarios for fear of what we could bring upon ourselves.

"To do that would take one phone call to the Serious Fraud Squad or the Crown Prosecution Service, and they could bring upon us the might of the U.K. legal system," he said.

"This court is endorsing sin," he said, "That's what homosexuality is--a sin against God...I believe God could bring judgment upon America".

To think that a country in the height of culture and scientific knowledge could bring such atrocities upon the world can never truly be understood.

Humans had free will to ignore divine guidance and the behavior required by maat, but by doing so they could bring divine punishment upon themselves.

Conviction for selling these records could bring fines from $10,000 to $100,000, depending upon the involvement of minors in the offense.

"If this process goes on, more and more people are going to realize that their freedom of information is being infringed upon, and this could bring changes down the line".

Nastech said it would receive a $3 million payment upon signing the deal, which could bring in as much as $45 million.

It could bring illnesses.

But expansion could bring problems.