Sentence examples for actually borne from inspiring English sources

But while the idea of unprofitable sustainability is widespread, it's not actually borne out.

"All this gloom and doom is more talk than what is actually borne out," said Andrew Billing, Commercial's general manager.

My understanding is that most economists believe that the costs of employer provided health care are actually borne by the employees, but your comment suggests that is not the case.

The zoo initially announced the birth of one cub on 7 August, but on Tuesday it said Yang Yang had actually borne twins, her fourth and fifth cubs after Fu Long, Fu Hu and Fu Bao.

A note explains, "Economists believe that the employer's share of the tax is actually borne by the worker in the form of lower wages and therefore the tax calculator assigns both employer and employee shares of the tax to the worker".

Muhammad Yunus, among the world's most renowned and respected bankers, whose business has thrived in the current recession, has views about women and money which sound as if they are taken from some feminist manifesto when they actually borne out of experience.

But nothing actually bears a price tag.

Economics cannot actually bear this burden.

And this last deal actually bears that imprint".

A series you can actually bear to watch.

And David Arkema, the actor playing Jerry, actually bears something of a physical resemblance to Mr. Dudzick.