Sentence examples for would bring around from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shepard said he thought that a good one would bring around $7,000.

Forrester has suggested that by 2005, "ad spending would bring around $27 billion to US content sites".

At this stage, Cameron remained confident that his renegotiation of Britain's membership would bring around such allies.

Alameda Point, also designed by Mr. Calthorpe, would bring around 4,500 housing units to a decommissioned naval base on the island of Alameda.

For example, in an analysis across 40 countries, the median cost-benefit ratio of scaling up nutrition specific interventions was 16, meaning that every dollar invested in stunting reduction would bring around US$16 in returns in productivity gain.

The new 23-m high dam proposed upstream of the famous Athirappilly and Vazhachal waterfalls and downstream of the already existing six dams which would bring about the destruction of around 1.44 km2 of tropical riparian forest and will seriously affect the flow and beauty of the two waterfalls.

This would bring about an overall increase in departmental expenditure of around £43 billion.

Some Palestinians said it was unlikely that Mrs. Clinton's comments, by themselves, would bring him around.

All told, those would bring in around $600,000 for the organization were every winner to buy one.

"With a twinkle in his eye, he would tell them what the consensus ought to be and would bring them around to his way of thinking".

Presuming the 20percentt cut, Lyft's share of the $1 billion in aggregate commerce on its service would bring it around $200 million.