Sentence examples for that may bring from inspiring English sources

The vast expanses available at sea allow economies of scale that may bring down costs.

There are new elements that may bring the global economy back to recession," he said.

They do not want comments that may bring comfort to our enemies".

Weary residents say they are eager for any measure that may bring peace.

"Going abroad has become a kind of gambling that may bring you some opportunities".

Also worth avoiding any move that may bring to mind the zombies in the Thriller video.

But the Securities and Exchange Commission is beginning a process that may bring this lack of transparency to an end.

The report also entirely fails to acknowledge the strong commercial drivers that may bring gene drives into agricultural use.

And with a new government and leadership in position, given the new domestic and international constraints, that may bring a new era," he concluded.

In October, however, Roderic Eckenhoff, an anaesthesiologist at the University of Pennsylvania, will publish a paper that may bring that identification closer.

Ahead of an election that may bring the centre-right to power, this is making the politics of austerity still more vicious (see article).