Sentence examples for bear on mind from inspiring English sources

Two important facts should be bear on mind during the IHC procedure on frozen ear notch tissue samples.

In this collection of sparklingly intelligent essays, he brings his voracious mind to bear on, among other deep matters, God, consciousness and the NHS.

The ex-BBC political editor and former Guardian deputy editor, John Cole, an Observer executive with Astor in the mid-1970s, said: "He subscribed to the dictum of CP Scott [Manchester Guardian editor from 1872 to1929] that the purpose of serious journalism was 'to bear on the minds and consciences of men'.

In addition, one should bear in mind that on-site measurements and therewith inclusion through care centres (specialized day-care centres and residential facilities) and specialized schools can jeopardise timely inclusion due to potential lengthy procedures.

How can he bring his peacemaking pleas to bear on a young mind that has known only violence?

However, one must bear in mind that on single sections thin connecting tubules may be missed and hence their existence cannot be ruled out.

The images of the perfect life abroad bear on their impressionable minds and therefore, often, make them 'impressionable' to foreigners.

That is something both men might bear in mind on the way to the presidency.

What the European governing body need to bear in mind on Thursday is that this is not a case of it cutting a star footballer down to size, or teaching Rooney a lesson.

Everyone in this merry misadventure ends up at Bosky Rounds, a quaint bed-and-breakfast that looks like the cover art for Yankee magazine — something to bear in mind on leaf-peeping excursions to picturesque New England villages.

What lessons did they seem to bear in mind on this latest edition?