Word: bringing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...think the new board will bring a lot of individual strengths and a lot of experience... I think they'll be a great team," she said...
...report by City Manager Robert W. Healy indicated that professors at Harvard and MIT use their offices to perform consulting, a profitable venture, and that patents frequently bring millions to scientists who use university facilities to develop their inventions. It found that Harvard collected $16.5 million in royalties and fees from licenses and options...
This is a uniquely American dilemma. How can a democratic country that takes pride in its hospitality to different ideas and different peoples acknowledge faith in the public arena without stepping on any toes? Put another way, how can we bring religion into politics without ripping apart the very fabric of the Constitution...
Markham misconstrued my remarks as an attempt to "pump myself up." They were rather intended to congratulate my teammates on a job well done, and to bring our accomplishments to the attention of the Harvard community. As cocaptain, it is my duty to rally the team and promote enthusiasm amongst its members. Speaking in a colorful manner is far more effective than the bland words towards which Markham seems inclined...
...College for its marvelous social experiences. Though people here are not extra-dorky introverts, many are happy to occupy a single social space. What makes this desire objectionable? In fact, the closest we really get to community is through the magic of e-mail or these pages, which can bring the ideas of one person to many...