Sentence examples for may bring upon from inspiring English sources

However, as the world becomes increasingly interconnected, such control comes at a price – the very palpable risk that any state may bring upon its own citizens, economy, and national defense as it exploits global tech to penetrate a target nation or entity.

"I regret the embarrassment these actions may bring upon the community of Rutgers and the University of Washington," he said.

No matter what creams, drugs or surgeries we may bring upon ourselves, the body is aging.

But under the military law that governed his 37-year Army career, adultery is a crime when it may "bring discredit upon the armed forces".

This little tenement will not hurt you; there will be the fewer dead houses for it; and the place to which it is attached may bring a saving health upon Queen Square, a blessing on Great Ormond Street.

They worry less about what the future may bring and do not rely upon religion to create a sense that their lives are controllable.

After tweaking the old public policy protection against "sex" discrimination to discrimination based on "biological sex," Part III then effectively guts all the public policy section by providing that it "does not create... a statutory or common law private right of action, and no person may bring any civil action based upon the public policy expressed herein".

But a growing international audience has foisted clout and visibility upon mezcal, which may bring unwanted pressure.

The cardinals will also have scripture and other religious writings to reflect upon, but they may bring other reading material, too.

It has been suggested that reflecting upon ecosystem theory may bring a better understanding of how to analyse the CMN.

On the whole, these data provided more information about the structure of BmK AGP-SYPU1 related to its function upon hNav1.7, and may bring some clues for engineering scorpion toxins to achieve high bioactivity with lower side effects.