Sentence examples for bear for long from inspiring English sources

Fears over Greece have already helped to compromise Italy's position, pushing its borrowing costs to 6.5 percent, a record high since the country adopted the euro and a burden the country might not be able to bear for long.

And considering his phenomenal drive and commitment, as well as a keen business sense in an increasingly challenging commercial industry, chances are he will continue to bring this influence to bear for a long time.

The Independent Commission for the Location of Victims' Remain said the documentary had demonstrated "once again the dreadful burden that the families of the Disappeared have had to bear for so long".

Be sure that you'll play with your teddy bear for a long time once you buy it.

She cannot bear to watch for long.

Mr. Neeleman said airlines couldn't bear the uncertainty for long.

Kiba can't bear to sit for long, he'd rather be running around like a maverick.

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

The relationship between overall interictal burden and headache frequency is likely to be complex; burden may be heavier with higher frequency, but it is not borne for so long.

"The cost of spending our way out of a recession is something that everybody would have to bear for a very long time".

Only a fool would think that someone should be able to bear boredom and frustration for long hours at a time and that this would be an achievement.