Sentence examples for existed to bring from inspiring English sources

The advertising recession forced Fox into a conservative bid, but it would have been more aggressive if Fox Sports 1 had existed to bring in subscriber revenue.

While Whitehall was not happy about our efforts to persuade President Clinton to grant Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams a visa to visit the US in 1994, we believed that an opportunity existed to bring peace to Northern Ireland.

It's as if spring break existed to bring them to life and as if the film were a documentary look at a huge collective attempt to replicate, as amateurs, their ambience.

MWC, CES, E3 and every other industry-specific event like auto shows have long existed to bring manufacturers and distributers together under one event.

No structure existed to bring together the expertise of the scientific community and regularly provide validated and independent scientific information on biodiversity and ecosystem services to governments, policymakers, international conventions, non-governmental organizations, and the wider public [3].

There is, of course, a bigger and bolder future replacement for the E.F.S.F., the European Stability Mechanism, but the political will does not exist to bring it into existence before 2013.

We exist to bring drugs to patients who need them.

Fortunately, charitable efforts exist to bring modern eye care to disadvantaged areas of the world.

Many programs also exist to bring young people to the theatre.

Clearly, the technology exists to bring about a quick and painless death.

And if any dealings detailed in the registry seem shady, registrants say FARA exists to bring them into the light.