Sentence examples for bear on the same from inspiring English sources

A few weeks later, the baby brought one steady finger to bear on the same switch and then simply flicked it on.

"The forest path has been closed," she said, pointing out that two cyclists were attacked by a bear on the same path two weeks ago.

A single managerial job cannot be arbitrarily split, for example, into internal and external roles, for information from both sources must be brought to bear on the same decisions.

Even visitors who know nothing of the stories that Poussin tells us in his big landscapes will know what the poet William Wordsworth meant when he spoke of "the unity of design that pervades them, the superintending mind, the imaginative principle that brings all to bear on the same end" and the "character of wholeness" that is the mark of every one of the paintings on view.

According to all of them it can be reasonable for adherents of competing theories to disagree about how observation data bear on the same claims.

In essence, occurrence data and paleoclimatic estimates that are independent of the molecular and fossil information can be brought to bear on the same questions, which may corroborate previous ideas or may suggest more robust alternatives.

Ovule-bearing female cones, borne on the same tree, have several spirally arranged bracts (modified leaves), each of which is located below a scale with two ovules (potential seeds).

Flowers are of one sex, with male and female flowers usually borne on the same plant.

He and Ms. Murphy make a good team; in one part of the ballroom scene, side by side, they were borne on the same breath of the music — changing my breathing as I watched.

Both male flowers and female flowers may be borne on the same plant, though some species are dioecious (producing male flowers on one individual and female on another).

Male and female flowers are borne on the same plant, appearing before or with the leaves.