Sentence examples for would bring for from inspiring English sources

But despite a high profile campaign led by Action for Children, we must ask ourselves what benefit a new law would bring for children and young people?

WHEN the curtain fell on Broadway on the last night of "The Night of the Iguana" in September 1962, it would have been impossible for anyone to foresee what the next two decades would bring for its author, Tennessee Williams.

"I've got to get a forester out here," I said, looking at the straight trunks, some rising 40 feet before they branched, and wondering how much one would bring for lumber.

Executives involved in prime brokerage said that Allfirst would not need the enhanced credit advantages that this kind of trading agreement would bring, for example, to a hedge fund.

FINANCIAL TIMES | REUTERS Top Lawmaker Sees Benefits of AT&T Deal | In a further plot twist to the continuing saga of AT&T's planned $39 billion takeover of its rival operator T-Mobile USA, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee has appealed to federal authorities not to block the merger, saying that calls to do so ignore the benefits it would bring for the industry.

"Negative impacts and benefits of TPP membership for Taiwan" section examines the benefits that securing TPP membership would bring for Taiwan, and also the negative impact.

The bill also allows the universities to form partnerships with private corporations for development, a change that Alexi Shalom, a student at Hunter College, said he feared would bring for-profit enterprises into the public universities.

The producer and his assistant have been here for some time, unpacking serious gear, like something you'd bring for a Himalayan trek — giant tech cases, tripods, blankets.

And what about the fruit I'd brought for people?

He speed-read the copy of Gertrude Himmelfarb's "The De-Moralization of Society" that he'd brought for inspiration.

And not just his own but a pair of Cath's that he'd brought for her.