Sentence examples for would bring close from inspiring English sources

Those sales, he said, would bring close to $12 million and would help to offset his $17 million investment.

However, Princess Augusta was greatly in favour of a match for her son that would bring closer connections with Britain.

The new year would probably bring "closing of stores and, I think, closing of retailers," he said, adding, "It's a more dire situation than many had anticipated".

A blockade would also bring closer the prospect of a potentially disastrous conflict.However, this calculation of Iran's possible actions could just as well be one of many reasons why China might eventually soften its objections to sanctions.

In the POUT state, these residues would not be in close contact with tRNAi, whereas a transition to the PIN state would bring them close to the negatively charged phosphate groups of the tRNAi backbone.

Merging BBV's 13% share of the Spanish retail-banking market with Argentaria's 7% or Banco Popular's 4% would bring it close to BSCH's 19%.

The settlement would bring a close to a legal battle that started in March, when Mr. Zennstrom and Mr. Friis sued eBay in a British court.

Increasing these amounts by seven grams a day would bring them close to the recommended levels of 21 to 25 grams for women and 30 to 38 for men.

That total, he figures, would bring in close to $8 billion in revenue.

Answering this challenge would bring us close to the two-dimensional models from quantum field theory or statistical mechanics, and make us jump to infinite-dimensional "phase spaces" (and would-be groups).

Based on this, we predict that folding of the junction (in the absence of any tertiary interactions) would bring L3 close to the base of P1.