Sentence examples for further bringing on from inspiring English sources

However, the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s isolated Cuba still further, bringing on what Cubans euphemistically call the período especial ("special period"), a time of widespread shortages and financial uncertainty.

They further upped the ante by bringing on Robben.

"The UK repair industry has an abundance of repair data and thousands of great mobile mechanics; we saw ClickMechanic as the best way of bringing the mechanics together in one trusted network while using data to further bring trust to users on the prices they pay".

That's happening even as further south, torrential rains brought on by the El Niño weather phenomenon cause devastating floods.

Campaign finance reform activists also attended campaign rallies of the various candidates and marched to the Republican debate on Saturday to further bring attention to campaign finance reform and super PAC spending.

The study further brings out the influence of mutation percentage on convergence.

"Roy Keane hasn't been sacked because we've a bad team, he's resigning because we've a good team he feels he can't bring on any further.

OPEC is currently exceeding its quotas; with the notable exception of Saudi Arabia, which could bring further production on-stream quickly if it chose, the cartel's members are producing flat-out.

The court adjourned for further submissions the claim brought on behalf of one further applicant, Haroon Rashid Aswat, who is suffering from schizophrenia.

The Japanese airline All Nippon Airways has taken the indulgence one step further; it has brought on Ned Goodwin, a holder of the Master of Wine title and former sommelier at the restaurant Veritas in New York City, to produce wines exclusively for its passengers.

New York based Latch has topped up its Series A with a further $10 million in external funding, bringing on a new investor RRE Ventures.