Sentence examples similar to so bringing about from inspiring English sources

In this review, we summarize how these alterations are thought to lead to chromatin remodeling and, in doing so, bring about changes in transcriptional patterns.

She thinks of Emperor Qin Shihuang, who was so determined to live forever that he took an elixir of immortality which contained mercury, and so brought about his own death.

He (Richmond, crowned Henry VII) is able finally to unite the houses of York and Lancaster, and so bring about the end of decades of civil war between the White Rose and the Red Rose.

I feel a sudden desire to absolve him, to take his place and say there has been an error, a mistaken identity — and so bring about the final catastrophe.

There is a fine though, so bring about a 100 GP.

For example, a person may refuse kidney dialysis, even though his doing so will soon bring about his death.

Doing so might contribute to bringing about positive consequences on the EFL and content instruction at the study site.

The most visible pyramid that the internet century has so far brought about, however, is that of inequalities of wealth.

Failure to do so will bring about disastrous consequences for every country certainly for developing countries, but also for major trading partners, including the U.S. Electoral strategists are surely entitled to believe that all politics is local.

We're here to invest when doing so will bring about positive progress faster, which often manifests as the conversion of cash into assets and increased burn.

Tripurari Sharan, Director General of DD, said that his organization was pleased to air the film and hoped that doing so would bring about greater awareness across India about human trafficking in the country.