Sentence examples for while it has brought from inspiring English sources

Simulcasting, while it has brought more fans to racing, inevitably cuts down on live racing.

While it has brought freedom, that freedom has at times meant the freedom to hate.

According to a new Wall Street Journal/NBC survey, 31percentt of the country thinks the Republican House has brought the "wrong kind of change," while 54 percent think it has brought no change.

Some pub owners warn it threatens to put them out of business while some taxi firms say it has brought a boost for them.

While for most the recent weather conditions have brought misery - for a few it has brought the thrill of a lifetime.

Fowler believes that "an interface like this has never been done before in business intelligence" and that while the pipeline concept has been around for a while, "it has never been brought all the way to the visualization level".

In the end, just over one-third of the respondents said the administration had brought more honesty and integrity, while 18percentt said it had brought less and 43percentt said it was about the same as other administrations.

Barbican Theatre, EC2, to 30 Nov It's been a while since Morris has brought new work to Britain, but that's not because he's been lazy.

British aristos and royals have been a theme of Christopher Bailey's at Burberry for a while, and he has brought a modern, cliché-free spirit to it.

The Lib Dems have suspended their former chief executive from the party for 14 weeks while it investigates whether he has brought it into disrepute by refusing to apologise for causing distress to a number of women.

But it does mean recognising that, while immigration has brought huge benefits, it has also posed challenges to local labour markets and to community cohesion.