Sentence examples for may bring for from inspiring English sources

Whatever the future may bring for the bank, there is no doubt the "Sienese system", as it was known,is over.

Ministers respond by saying that the report takes too little note of the behavioural change that the introduction of the Universal Credit and the Work Programme may bring for the country's poorest communities.

After the celebrations and New Year's resolutions, it's time to look at what 2015 may bring for the children of Malawi.

It is worthy to be noted that contour occluding could be generated due to the different viewpoints of the two cameras and may bring troubles for stereo correspondence matching especially for a short distance with a wider baseline.

His agent, David Shapira, is "hoping this may bring offers for other stage roles," Mr. Lamas said.

It was a performance that, if nothing else, may bring calls for the Mets to aggressively pursue a front-line pitcher like the Mariners' Cliff Lee.

According to an article by Roy Baumeister and Dianne Tice in the Journal of Clinical Psychology, "Anything that defines the self as useless, incompetent or inadequate may bring anxiety, for it raises the possibility that the group might reject one as incompetent".

Photographs of mutilated bodies certainly can be used the way Woolf does, to vivify the condemnation of war, and may bring home, for a spell, a portion of its reality to those who have no experience of war at all.

This work promotes our understanding of the hydrophobicity mechanism of bio-surfaces and may bring inspiration for biomimetic design and preparation of smart interfacial materials.

Integrating digital materials and reading strategy into paper-based reading activities may bring opportunities for learners to make meaning of the print material.

But the trend could cut the other way, too: As China's Internet users become more sophisticated in coming years, they may bring expectations for high-quality results.