Sentence examples for has brought even from inspiring English sources
The threat of world recession, plus Italy's economic fragility, has brought even him down to earth.
His handling of cases involving Democrats has brought even more of an uproar.
He says that, if anything, Mr. Arnault's uninvited presence has brought even the youngest generations into solidarity with the old.
"Versus has brought even more pressure, definitely," he said in a Northern Irish brogue, softened by a distinctly mid-Atlantic lilt.
The start of the 21st century has brought even more complicated attempts to describe how hot or cold it is, by academic researchers, government agencies and private companies.
The past week has brought even more transfixing scenes, as Lebanese thronged the streets of Beirut with their flags in an unprecedented show of "people's power", forcing the country's pro-Syrian government to resign.
Street lamps anticipate pedestrians, but, in this case, attract them, for Burden's installation has done what urban planners have yet to accomplish by other means: it has brought evening on-foot visitors to Wilshire Boulevard.
And recent years have brought even more decay.
The plans for E1 have brought even more condemnation elsewhere in Europe.
But in the United States, high broadband speeds have brought even higher prices.
It has benefited both from the slow collapse of European socialism and the rising awareness of renewable technologies that have brought even once-skeptical businesspeople into the fold.
