Sentence examples for that could bring about from inspiring English sources

Possible error sources that could bring about erroneous values of NOCT are also analysed.

But he stops short of offering solutions that could bring about this change.

But it is not only his office that could bring about change.

We all trust that the other conditions that could bring about significant flooding won't converge on us simultaneously".

Nearly 25 years after an international ban was placed on ivory, African elephants are being slaughtered at a rate that could bring about their extinction this century.

Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez and former Congressman Beto O'Rourke are examples of the type of leaders that could bring about the Green New Deal.

This study protocol shows a new approach on iron-deficiency anemia in pregnancy from a functional point of view that could bring some insights about the diagnostic misclassifications arising from the dynamic physiologic changes during the gestational cycle.

If we think of the immaterial soul in Cartesian terms, there simply isn't anything that can happen to such a soul (barring its being no longer sustained in existence by God) that could bring it about that the soul ceases to be; Cartesian souls are "naturally immortal".

But as no one appears willing at the moment to make the sacrifices that could bring this about, yes, let's consider changing the Second Amendment.

Namely, Damian rejects as outrageous the suggestion that God could bring about something that violates the principle of non-contradiction (see Section 5.1).

For there are many more states of affairs that God could bring about and that Cain could not, than vice versa.