Synonyms for bring to bear
bring to bear

Princeton's WordNet

1. bring to bearverb

   bring into operation or effect

   "The new members brought to bear new concerns to the U.N."

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1. • Effect

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1. Janey Whiteside:

   We have this unparalleled source of data that we can bring to bear, who else can actually tell you if a customer saw something online and then a week later, physically bought it in the store?

2. Peter Sloly:

   No officers are on days off, everyone has been working, we are stretched to the limit, but we are 100 percent committed to using everything we have to end this demonstration. We can not do it alone. That's why I have been advocating for all three levels of government to bring whatever they can bring to bear on the permanent, sustainable, lawful safe resolution of this demonstration.

3. Lisa Alther:

   I happen to feel that the degree of a person's intelligence is directly reflected by the number of conflicting attitudes she can bring to bear on the same topic.

4. Tom Wetterer:

   Critical infrastructure laws like Texas' were created by oil and gas lobbyists and secretive groups like the American Legislative Exchange Council to restrict First Amendment rights and to try to bring to bear extraordinary consequences for legitimate protests.

5. Keith Ellison:

   We are going to bring to bear all the resources necessary to achieve justice in this case.