Sentence examples for bear in order to from inspiring English sources

Winnie is actually a young man who dresses up as a bear in order to humor his friend Christopher Robin.

In this work a number of techniques (electronic speckle pattern interferometry, holographic interferometry, strain gauge and finite element method) are brought to bear in order to establish consistency in the results of strain measurement.

The sixteen essays, by authors who represent various academic disciplines, bring a spectrum of interpretive approaches to bear in order to aid the understanding of a wide-ranging audience, from first-time readers of the Republic who require guidance, to more experienced readers who wish to explore contemporary currents in the work's interpretation.

In addition, although many Flemings may grumble about the relatively high tax burden they must bear in order to prop up the faltering Walloon economy, Flanders still remains one of the richest places on earth, with a high quality of life index.

To participate, people can take photos of themselves blindfolded and post them on social media outlets with an explanation of why you are doing so: to raise awareness of Tice's abduction and to call for anyone who might count to help bring pressure to bear in order to effect his release.

The feasibility to cooperate that a household perceives is determined on the costs that it needs to bear in order to join the cooperation and its willingness to pay the costs.

Adrienne McNair, Director of Development for the Cornell Libraries, and Kappa Alpha Fraternity organized a project in 1980 to sell stuffed bears in order to endow a new book fund at Cornell.

And the investment firm's chief Colin Kingsnorth has revealed he sold the shares to Park, Letham and Taylor, who have been labelled the Three Bears, in order to stop Ashley taking over at Ibrox.

Dogs have faced down cars, burglars, and even bears in order to protect humans.

We started back on the 5th of January after a well deserved and much needed break for the dancers, and are going full bore in order to be ready for our opening on January 27th.

The move was welcomed by industry critics seeking more federal oversight of the contentious practice known as hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking" -- a process that involves the injection of a mixture of water, sand and various chemicals deep into a well bore in order to crack open rock formations and stimulate the release of hydrocarbons.