(1) The evil [evils] we bring on ourselves are the hardest to bear. 

(2) The evils we bring on ourselves are the hardest to bear. 

(3) The timely rain will certainly bring on the crops.

(4) That incident will surely bring on a crisis.

(5) Severe shock can bring on an attack of acne.

(6) That thought was enough to bring on near hysteria.

(7) We need to bring on the young players quickly.

(8) Stress can bring on an asthma attack.

(9) Study should bring on your Maths.

(10) This warm weather should bring on the crops.

(11) Bring on the clowns.

(12) Teachers have to bring on the bright children and at the same time give extra help to those who need it.

(13) For some people, becoming a parent can bring on an identity crisis.

(14) Tightening credit might bring on disaster, he said.

(15) So bring on the Lite beer.

(16) This enables you to learn which mental states bring on tension and which ones calm it.

(17) Nader is untroubled by the prospect of helping bring on the dark night of a Bush presidency.

(18) Before it is through, Pound's centenary year will bring on indigestion in even the most devoted Poundians.

(19) Does it induce a nice warm glow, or bring on a fit of apoplectic rage?

(20) Bring on those sheets of jagged shale, for at least they are firm!

(21) But bring on a pot of mint or a furry pumpkin leaf, and watch them rave.

(22) Working out in the rain for a long time may bring on a fever.

(23) The timely rain after a long time of drought will certainly bring on the crops.

(24) Also the emotional stress placed on families with special-needs children can bring on abuse or neglect.

(25) But that was not enough. Other actors were instructed to bring on the score.

(26) At half time you can change your tactics and bring on a substitute.

(27) They need to be able to hire, fire and bring on new resources to respond to carriers like ValuJet.

(28) Dry mucous membranes; dry or coated tongue with a red triangular tip. Cold drinks can bring on chilliness or cough.

(29) And the idea that postural or emotional changes could bring on purring also seems far-fetched.

(30) Ronald Reagan was deplored as a firebrand who might bring on a nuclear war.

(1) The timely rain will certainly bring on the crops.

(2) That incident will surely bring on a crisis.

(3) Severe shock can bring on an attack of acne.

(31) Gas prices bring on new ways to cut corners.

(32) A great many patients cannot suffer from the malaise of naupathia and vomiting which bring on wrench and tamper with endoscopy and therapy.

(33) The features would bring on reassembling in tunnel exit point, which would greatly impact the performance of tunnel packets forwarding.

(34) Ram (random-access memory) problems might bring on the blue screen of death with a message saying Fatal Exception Error .

(35) Smooth blasting of slope excavation would inevitably bring on damnification of slope remaining rock mass.

(36) Negative value judgment is an important origin to bring on some student's study badness. "

(37) Histogram equalization is classical approach of image enhancement. But we usually equipoise the whole image one time, that will bring on insufficiency on the minutia part's enhancement.

(38) Secondly, I detailedly describe the problems that exist in curriculum provision of Higher Vocational Education and search out the roots which bring on its inconsequence .

(39) Soak and sack out. Taking a hot shower or bath before bed helps bring on sleep because they can relax the tense muscles .

(40) This spring RF will also bring on stream the Hotel de Russie in Rome and the Savoy in Florence.

(41) Dissociation and ionization of air bring on lower drag coefficients of the orbiter than that obtained from perfect gas model, while the location of pressure center moves forward.

(42) The development of digital technology, bring on form works of digital coding.

(43) The simulation results prove that the non-uniform bodies underground can bring on anisotropy changes in the apparent resistivity.

(44) The Energy Secretary hopes to bring on line a safer new tritium production reactor.

(45) Bring on the Bling: In the custom auto industry, the word dub conjures up images of tricked-out cars, big wheels and celebrities.

(46) Anthrax have hooked up with Public Enemy for a metal/rap version of "Bring On The Noise".

(47) Vigorous exercise can bring on transient abnormalities in the functioning of the left ventricle.

(48) In order to observe zinc L-lysinate coordination compound, the chemical reagent consuption of the lowest limit that bring on convulsions and electricity of intensity were selected.

(49) The LORD will bring on them the plague he inflicts on the nations that do not go up to celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles.

(50) Causes bring on the burst tube in the front screen overheater of WGZ670/13.7-8 type boiler at the Selfbuilt Power Plant by WISCO are analyzed and preventatives raised in the paper.

(51) The fast Fourier transform (FFT) will bring on higher error under nonsynchronous sampling and truncated non-integral period, thus more accurate interharmonic parameter values cannot be obtained.