Sentence examples for served to bring about from inspiring English sources

For her part, Ms. Lynch said that their personality differences have served to bring about adjustments for each of them.

A scandal involving a Republican governor of California caught one night with his trousers down and a co-ed between his knees serves to bring about a reversal of fortune.

A central goal of physiology in the post-genomic era is to understand how thousands of encoded proteins serve to bring about the highly coordinated behavior of cells and tissues.

Similarly, even if moral norms and practices serve to bring about Pareto-superior outcomes not realizable through uncoordinated individually rational action, no explanation of the existence and persistence of morality is provided unless it is shown that this function somehow motivates human action and or in some other way is causally effective in bringing about mutually beneficial outcomes.

James Madison, wrote in the Federalist Papers how factions can serve to bring about a "tyranny of a minority" thereby harming the democratic interest of the majority.

It had, however, served to bring Houseman and Welles together.

His love of epiphytes... captivates the reader.... Benzing's is a well-conceived and well-executed testimony to epiphytes and serves to bring together up-to-date information about these not very well understood plants.

In CRS, the cooler serves to bring the mixture to the desired temperature prior to expansion.

The way I define a Beautiful Question in the book is: "An ambitious, yet actionable, question that can begin to change the way we think about something--and might serve as a catalyst to bring about change".

And the bloodshed he nevertheless manages to bring about serves as a chilling reminder that it is not necessary to be a mighty man to bring about great destruction.

Division over the "deal" on Iran would also serve to undermine U.S. efforts to bring about a more coordinated response to Putin, whether such persists in Ukraine or arises somewhere in the Balkans, Baltics, Caucuses and/or Central Asia.