Sentence examples for be borne for a from inspiring English sources

Terror is the warfare of the poor, and the traditional response to it causes unacceptable costs that cannot be borne for a long time.

"It could only be borne for a short time," the British journalist Harriet Martineau wrote in 1835 after viewing one storm over the Hudson, "this dazzling, bewildering alternation of glare and blackness, of vast reality and nothingness".

In either case, the responsibility and the expense, probably near $1 billion, will be borne for the first time by a for-profit company, not a regulated utility.

Breslin has defended For Such a Time from criticism, offering a statement to Newsweek apologising for causing offence and insisting that the idea for the novel was "borne from a compassion for the Jewish people".

We were borne from a desire for free artistic expression.

It must, however, be borne in mind, that for a portion of matter to be heated so highly, is always a more or less exceptional phenomenon.

Long distanced skylines should be borne in mind as a substitute for missing forest roads.

It should be borne in mind that this is for a pan-European view and reflects the situation for 2005, to which the Euromonitor data also relate.

The major burden of drugs and transport was borne by households for a spontaneous vaginal delivery where as provision of drugs & supplies and paying the hospital dues for a Caesarean section was a challenge for poor households.

The reality is that Romney has been borne aloft for months on a sea of media hype.

Such reverence was borne out of a respect for Pearce's outstanding efforts on behalf of the club.