Sentence examples for possible in order to bring from inspiring English sources
It wants the biggest, fastest expansion of NATO possible in order to bring all of Central and Eastern Europe into the alliance.
Confirmation of the names of the final four crash victims came after police stressed they were "working hard" to formally identify the remaining people as soon as possible in order to bring some certainty to the families who have been waiting for news since the incident happened.
Frances Crook, chief executive of the oldest penal reform charity in the UK, the Howard League for Penal Reform, has called on the country's prison population to be reduced as soon as possible in order to bring the number of suicides down.
The cooling time constitutes a large portion of the total production cycle that needs to be reduced as much as possible in order to bring in a significant improvement in the overall business of injection molding industry.
In order to bring out possible causes of error due to buoyancy phenomena, feed was introduced either into the bottom stage (ascending flow) or the top stage (descending flow).
Therefore, participants were given as much opportunity as possible to work and discuss in small groups in order to bring in their own experiences.
(Surprise!)Ms Cottle isn't saying that PPP worded its poll in order to bring out the most racist possible answers.
Prolegomena should by contrast be preparatory exercises; they ought more to indicate what needs to be done in order to bring a science into existence if possible, than to present the science itself.
Apple and the iPhone showed the world some of whats possible, and now technological innovation and creative intelligence are coming together in order to bring heretofore unforeseen products and services to consumers and enterprises around the world.
They have told fans on their Web site that "we are working through the legal issues in order to bring that to everyone as soon as possible".
He added: "Sometimes it is necessary to be outspoken in order to bring public attention to the way it is possible for political expediency to run roughshod over expert advice".
