bring to bear (Meaning)

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bring to bear (v)

bring into operation or effect

As a seasoned negotiator, she knew how to bring to bear her influence in delicate situations.
The company's vast resources were brought to bear in the development of the new product.
It's important to bring to bear all available evidence before making a decision.
The team's combined expertise was brought to bear on solving the complex problem.
He was able to bring to bear his experience in crisis management during the emergency situation.
The committee decided to bring to bear public opinion in shaping their policy recommendations.
The military commander knew how to bring to bear the full force of his troops in battle.
In times of uncertainty, it's essential to bring to bear critical thinking skills.
The CEO's leadership style allowed him to bring to bear the company's strengths in a competitive market.
She was determined to bring to bear her passion for social justice in her advocacy work.

bring into operation or effect

make use of,use, employ, utilize, harness,operate, exploit, exercise, apply, reuse

neglect,ignore, neglect, ignore,misuse, misuse, misapply,misapply

As a seasoned negotiator, she knew how to bring to bear her influence in delicate situations.

The company's vast resources were brought to bear in the development of the new product.

It's important to bring to bear all available evidence before making a decision.

The team's combined expertise was brought to bear on solving the complex problem.