Similar words: brought, bought, wrought, drought, through to, overwrought, through thick and thin, bough. Meaning: adj. caused to exist.
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121 The turmoil brought about by our wants can make us very vulnerable and afraid.
122 However, its rigorous rules of membership brought about its early demise.
123 How can be incorrect handstand pose brought about?
124 Constant indulgence in gambling brought about his ruin.
125 This brought about a heavy slump in prices.
126 She had brought about danger to Edward's connubial happiness.
127 New material can be brought about through chemical change.
128 It has also brought about some negative influence to the reputation of the Federal Supreme Judicial Court.
129 The widely application of automatic bus transfer equipment improves power supply(Sentence dictionary), also has brought about its own set of problems.
130 But non - extradition of nationals has brought about an insurmountable difficulty to international criminal cooperation.
131 The supplies catenary risk consequence estimation that does not decide abiogenesis risk incident is brought about is the difficulty place that the risk estimates.
132 In the middle of the 19th century, Marx revealed, in his theory of surplus value, the nature of capitalist exploitation, and discussed the environmental problems brought about by such exploitation.
133 That lower living standard will be brought about either by lower average money wages than would otherwise prevail or by higher average living costs, or by a combination of both.
134 The exhibition industry as a bright prospect of sunrise industry has brought about tremendous economic benefits to other relevant industries and trades.
135 The "obscure poem" has become the focus of study in the circle of poets, and has brought about a constant point in contestation of the poetry phenomenon.
136 Vladimir Ryzhkov, a former opposition MP whose party was abolished by the Kremlin, says that the democratic changes brought about by Mikhail Gorbachev's perestroika have virtually all disappeared.
137 CAT has brought about dras tic changes in teaching methods and structures.
138 Is transaminase on the high side what reason is brought about?
139 Excuse me Chongqing department of gynaecology ,(sentencedict.com) is the meeting after induced labor brought about infecund?
140 A balancing of the glands of the emunctory system - the eliminative organs - could be brought about after the original therapy with the salts has ended.
141 It was not brought about by accident, but by the malice of Cupid.
142 Each time the industrial revolution brought about by the feminist movement have leap - forward development.
143 How, in medical practice, can the mediatory role of morals be brought about so as to harmonize the doctor-patient relationship ?
144 From 1840 to 1949 , in the 110 years, English, France, Japan, America and Russia the imperialism powers brought about uncouthness loss to Chinese life and property through hundreds of invasion wars.
145 Suicide comes, after all, either from complete despair, brought about through deep frustration, or from insoluble fear, or from the awareness of the meaninglessness of a certain way of living.
146 Conclusions Hypodermic injection in the medial axilla brought about a striking effect and little pain.
147 The modification has brought about a reduction of operation costs, an increase in power output and achieved its initial objectives.
148 The development of the system will radically reduce the inefficiency and inconvenience brought about by former way of image transfer in picture format.
149 The government wardship makes sure of the realization of the effective competition among the public enterprises, and lessen the out negative cost brought about the production activity of them.
150 Because wear glasses for a long time, brought about pouch dropsy, should how purify?
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