Sentence examples for would bring that from inspiring English sources

A 20 percent increase would bring that fare to $14.18.

How does it help?' I would bring that same approach to Brookhaven".

It said the Madrid Protocol would bring that cost down to about $4,700.

The move could lead to early elections that would bring that split further into the open.

"They would bring that need to us, and we can decide if it is a worthwhile area to conduct trials".

To do so would be to jeopardise the public health unnecessarily, and there would be many who would bring that charge home".

But her very conservative stances on immigration would bring that issue to the fore, when Mr. Romney would presumably rather focus on the tepid economic recovery.

Delving into their trust funds now would bring that financial crisis, usually assumed to be a decade away, several years closer.