brought to bear

No doubt the speed with which monetary and fiscal stimuluswas brought to bear has also helped.

The interpretation that we give is always brought to bear on the greater or lesser dependence of desires with respect to one another.

"With the help of media, which can enlist other members of the media, the weight of public opinion can be brought to bear, " he said.

Given the resources being brought to bear on the book metadata by OCLC, Google and others, should libraries be doing cataloguing at all?

our military and National Guard and all the resources that we have available at the federal level are brought to bear in fighting this fire.

bring someone to book He was released after pressure had been brought to bear by the aid agencies.

'That was a rare point, Sydney, that you brought to bear upon the identification.

Light of knowledge brought to bear upon the Tablets will open many new fields for thought.

"I think the US is reflecting the pressure that has been brought to bear, " he said.

If the requisite amount of thought force is brought to bear, there is nothing that is beyond the power of human comprehension.

World Bank Group expertise is brought to bear to help China achieve its targeted 20 percent reduction in energy intensity.

This is a world where massive amounts of data and applied mathematics replace every other tool that might be brought to bear.

Then, whether natural or artificial, the full weight of synthetic biology can be brought to bear on the problem.

Other countries' interests and influence would be brought to bear.

Often, little in the way of independent thought is brought to bear on the "burgers plus big companies equals bad" style of arithmetic.

This library can be brought to bear everywhere anyone sits down before a networked screen.

Slowly but surely, you might conclude, the normal tools of diplomacy are being brought to bear, removing the need for anything worse.

What if all of this computing power was brought to bear on the problem of safe, autonomous navigation for robots?

Weather records constitute another widespread source of data that can be brought to bear on the problems of regional productivity.

But now financial market pressure is being brought to bear on Portugal, Spain, Belgium and Italy all at once.

Thus cooperation, competition and control could all be brought to bear on the problem.

not divided among or brought to bear on more than one object or objective.

All right goals will be pursued; all available assets will be brought to bear.

When all the evidence is brought to bear, we can confidently pinpoint one killer: drought.

Pressure was brought to bear on us to finish the work on time.

On the other hand, the pressures that can be brought to bear in a police station are much stronger than those in a lab.

"All of one's faculties are brought to bear in an effort to become fully incorporated into the landscape" (Barry Lopez)

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