Sentence examples for which did not bring from inspiring English sources

Indeed, removing the subsidies awarded to big banks would give Main Street lenders — most of which did not bring the financial system to its knees — a chance to win market share.

This fiscal year, through September, the administration is spending $25 million to support Serbian "democratization," with an unknown amount of money spent covertly to help the failed rallies of last year, which did not bring down Mr. Milosevic, or to influence the current election.

He urged the ANC to find new customs which did not bring disunity.

Trapattoni's spell in charge of Italy was one of the few in his career which did not bring tangible success.

Those results which did not bring new recommendations were in line with the evidence from the literature, and provided new empirical support for the effectiveness of particular measures.

There was no further penetration of the Weddell Sea until 1903, when William Speirs Bruce took Scotia to 74°1'S, but in a sector of the sea which did not bring him close to Morrell's or Ross's sightings.

Another Indian, Gulbadan Begum, the daughter of the Mughal Emperor Babur, performed the Meccan pilgrimage in 1575, a journey which didn't bring her back to Agra for seven years.

"Bob Hope has a slick, humorous style of delivery which ought to put him in the front rank of talking bandmasters as soon as he gets something to say which does not bring the blush of shame to his cheeks," Robert Benchley wrote in these pages about "Roberta".

Also, image file names might have been automatically generated, like "image01.jpg", which does not bring any information related to the image contents.

"Once again, we call upon our fans to behave in a manner which does not bring the club into disrepute and of which we can be proud".

He would certainly think twice, delete this sentence (which does not bring anything more than fuzzy words to his demonstration) and omit any reference to Prigogine anyway.