Sentence examples for be borne it would from inspiring English sources

The slings and arrow of outrageous fortune are not to be borne, it would seem.

If that figure is borne out, it would be a significant advance from the largest form of energy storage now in general use, pumped hydropower, whose efficiency is put at 70 to 85 percent.

If these reports are borne out, it would represent a very serious shift in the trajectory of the Syria conflict and call into question any Russian commitment to a peaceful settlement".

Must remember one thing a lifetime happiness no man alive could bear it, would be hell on earth.

I looked at the machine, thought what a bore it would be to have to go through twice and, of course, took the boots off.

"Even if you could, what a bore it would be to hang around for a few hundred years, not doing much of anything except watching the niggers make basketballs and sneakers out of Jew skins". As it turns out, Von Braunhut is Jewish.

But the company balked at one of the ideas in the report last week, a proposed tax on online advertising — much of which would be borne by Google — saying it would stifle innovation.

Most of the cost would be borne by the Ukrainians, who would get some of it back through scrap sales.

The remainder would be borne by other agencies and would include security costs.

That burden would be borne disproportionately by the Rust Belt states, which would have to modify their coal plants.

"Were those same losses to occur in FHA programs, it is likely they would be borne by the taxpayer".