Sentence examples similar to might bring about both from inspiring English sources
It is my hope that by then, the antiracist movement in Cuba will have grown, both legally and logistically, so that it might bring about solutions that have for so long been promised, and awaited, by black Cubans.
A better-functioning government might bring about such a change.
Our results show that multiple combinations of genes might bring about similar clinical pictures.
On the other hand, economic growth might bring about changes in a country's religiosity.
The other is that really harsh sanctions might bring about the sudden collapse of his regime.
Many had hoped that presidential elections scheduled for December might bring about reconciliation.
But those same waters that the lighthouse helped illuminate might bring about its destruction.
Trump might bring about reconciliation between Turkey and the Kurds, he said.
2] for political, as opposed to military, initiatives that might bring about a cease-fire in Laos.
Mr Gandhi wants a debate on that, and also to discuss how constitutional reform might bring about other gains.
The current approach, he said, might bring about "greater visibility rather than greater substance".
