Sentence examples for are always borne from inspiring English sources

The flowers and fruit are always borne on spurs from old wood (like apples), thus if you keep to regularly pruning young growth, you should be able to minimise the flowers you lose.

Let this point be always borne in mind for prognostic purposes.

I need not cite here the most recent pandemics that have indiscriminately affected the North and the South, but it is clear that the greatest toll is always borne by the poorest countries.

Though there are always exceptions, bears have way less attitude than your common Chelsea twinks and gym-fairies.

"Things tend to get a lot of attention, and they are not always borne out".

Instead, they are almost always borne back to us on the current of our own times.

"Our hunches about what might work aren't always borne out by the evidence," Thomas says.

The costs of corporate portraits are almost always borne by the company despite lagging sales or stock slide.

The company may pick up some recordkeeping costs, but the fees on the underlying funds are almost always borne by the workers.

The female flowers are always solitary and borne within a perigynium derived from the partly or wholly closed first leaf (prophyll) of the spikelet axis.

Such bloody-mindedness is not always borne easily, but it is an important qualification for Mr Van Miert's job.