"hence bringing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate the reason or cause for something happening. Example: The sudden drop in temperature has led to many people falling ill, hence bringing the need for flu vaccinations. In this example, "hence bringing" is used to explain why there is a need for flu vaccinations - because of the sudden drop in temperature causing people to get sick. Some other examples of using "hence bringing" in a sentence are: - The increase in demand for organic food is due to the growing concern for health and wellness, hence bringing a shift in consumer behavior. - The company's decision to invest in new technology will lead to improved efficiency and cost savings, hence bringing increased profits. - The government's failure to address climate change has caused severe consequences, hence bringing the need for urgent action.
They could exclude the pressures of performing for others, and just perform for themselves, hence bringing back the winning part of a silver medal.
On May 29th Yoshio Urushibara, a senior New Komeito parliamentarian, voiced the possibility of leaving the coalition (and hence bringing down the government) rather than give in to Mr Abe's wishes.
This surgery procedure fundamentally enhances facial skin texture from an aging state to a younger state, hence bringing about change in skin texture.
Hence, bringing a spatial context to the instrumentation data and correlating them for both visualization and data analysis purposes is essential.
Prior to hiring Dillon, founder Asmo Saloranta notes he was working on the project alone — hence bringing in some seasoned mobile hardware expertise at this juncture.
In 2008, when JBS announced it was buying National Beef Packing, the U.S.' fourth-largest beef processor, regulators in Washington filed an antitrust lawsuit asserting the acquisition would impose a "fundamental restructuring of the U.S. beef-packing industry" and "eliminate head-to-head competition," hence bringing up consumer prices.
Providing greater short-term liquidity might ease the taking back of assets on to banks' balance sheets and hence bring down interbank rates.
The twitchy traders, like Turks in general, fear that in-fighting will distract or even topple the government, and hence bring Turkey's much-needed economic and political overhaul to an untimely end.Kriz?
The markets, naturally enough, took the news badly, fearing that infighting might distract or even topple the government, and hence bring Turkey's much-needed economic and political overhaul to an untimely end.Kriz?
The markets, naturally enough, took the news badly, fearing that infighting might distract or even topple the government, and hence bring Turkey's much-needed economic and political overhaul to an untimely end.Jittery investors started pulling billions out of the country, seriously denting the central bank's reserves of foreign exchange.
The markets, naturally enough, took the news badly, fearing that infighting might distract or even topple the government, and hence bring Turkey's much-needed economic and political overhaul to an untimely end.Related items Full of interestFeb 15th 2001 The battle-lines in TurkeyJan 11th 2001Kriz?
