Examples of 'brought further' in a sentence
Meaning of "brought further"
brought further - moving something ahead in terms of progress, development, or distance
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brought further
The railroad brought further economic growth.
Difficulties in the rule of the sea brought further changes.
It brought further rejoicing to my heart as organizational procedures were instituted.
The cheese factory brought further development.
It brought further improvements on stability.
The war itself brought further changes.
Brought further development.
A later oil boom brought further development.
Brought further progress for Magilton and his side, who finished eighth in the final table.
The acupuncture treatment brought further benefits.
June brought further flooding.
The following morning brought further bad news.
Every day brought further incidents that threatened international peace and security.
This disappointment brought further shame.
It had also brought further stabilisation to the western Balkans and contributed towards European integration.
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The following two seasons brought further success.
This brought further Western art commissions.
The escalating murder rate brought further police attention.
Next year brought further development of GSM transmitters and IP transmitters manufactured by EBS.
Feminist researchers have brought further nuance to this debate.
Brought further excavation, investment, and innovation.
Shipbuilding brought further prosperity.
Brought further down to the sensory-level, it will become a visible flat, red triangle-form.
The twentieth century brought further problems for religion.
Brought further refinement to the Quad 4.
The days since have not brought further clarity.
World War II brought further hardship due to personnel shortages.
The dummy data is therefore not brought further in the system.
World War II brought further invasion and the development of military industries.
The new European immigration brought further social upheaval.
WWII brought further changes.
The opening of Korea to the Western world brought further exchange of culture and food.
The earthquake brought further destruction to the country 's limited infrastructure.
The dominance of the Dorians in the Peloponnese brought further upheavals and changes in population.
These amendments also brought further strengthening of customs officials ' authority over unauthorized dissemination of goods.
Prices for Spain and Portugal to be brought further into line.
The following year brought further improvements in her singles results.
However the Arabic invasions of the eighth century brought further changes in Portugal.
The next months brought further friction between emperor and minister.
A balanced budget would, over time, allow it to be brought further below the reference value.
World War II brought further hardships to the Basicevic family.
Over the last few months, hurricanes and storms have brought further damage and suffering.
These countries will be brought further down by the crisis of capitalism in the West.
A period of stand-off between the President and Fretilin brought further insecurity in Dili.
Also the second round brought further changes in the individual ranking.
The Investiture Controversy of the 11th-century brought further conflict.
The postwar period brought further years of crisis for Croatia.
The downing of a Turkish fighter jet near the Syrian coast in June 2012 brought further pressure.
The ongoing conflict in Syria has brought further massive flows of refugees to Turkey.
Environmental restrictions, such as those placed on high-sulfur coal in the 1980s, brought further mine closures.
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