bring about (Meaning)

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bring about (v)

cause to move into the opposite direction

cause to happen, occur or exist

The new regulations will bring about significant changes in the industry.
A collective effort is needed to bring about social change.
Technology has the potential to bring about a revolution in healthcare.
His leadership skills will bring about positive transformations in the company.
Only a profound shift in attitudes can bring about lasting peace in the region.
Education is the key to bringing about meaningful improvements in society.
The organization aims to bring about awareness of environmental issues through its campaigns.
Innovative solutions are required to bring about sustainable development.
Effective communication can bring about understanding and harmony among people.
It's important to identify the root causes of problems to bring about lasting solutions.

cause to move into the opposite direction, cause to happen, occur or exist

create, generate, prompt, produce, bring, do,cause, translate (into), invoke, draw on

limit, impede, check, put down, restrict, restrict, check, limit, put down, suppress

The new regulations will bring about significant changes in the industry.

A collective effort is needed to bring about social change.

Technology has the potential to bring about a revolution in healthcare.

His leadership skills will bring about positive transformations in the company.