Sentence examples for bear limited from inspiring English sources
"bear limited" is correct and usable in written English
It is an idiom meaning to tolerate or endure something, often in an unsatisfactory manner. For example: "He had to bear limited responsibility for the situation".
Data for German federal states indicate a strong variance in EFA decisions with an overall dominance of catch crops, nitrogen fixing crops and fallow land – two of which bear limited benefits for biodiversity conservation.
Although often used in basic emotion research, emotional faces or pictures are relatively unspecific and uniform and bear limited relation to clinical features of depression.
The remaining 25 experiments bear limited relevance to aging of gene expression profiles (relevance score = 0).
The soluble AGEs produced from ribosylation of collagen bear limited resemblance to those produced by the PLL model.
Frank discussions of post-enlightenment social momentum, and the importance of sympathy and humanism bore limited fruit.
In Jacksonville, Tillman and Briggs became the first teammates to score on interception returns in consecutive weeks, and the Bears limited Jacksonville to 3 points.
In the near term, delisting would result in fewer grizzly bears limited to an even smaller portion of the Yellowstone region.
The Colts trudged down the field on a 7-minute drive to start the second half, but in a small victory, the Bears limited them to a 24-yard Vinatieri field goal and just a 19-14 lead.
Nor is the message he bears limited to matters of the spirit and the heart: For years now, he has been exporting his knowledge and experience in Morocco to other African countries facing challenges of their own, and the continent's interest in the "Moroccan model" has been growing.
That stand helped the Bears limit their first-innings deficit to 55, and they soon made inroads to reduce Lancashire to 27-3.
Even though impressive in terms of the obtained image quality, the 17.6 T system also had its drawbacks arising from a narrow bore, limiting air circulation resulting in anaesthetic vapour accumulation leading to death of animals[11].
