Whether such a movie can bear the increasing moral weight imposed upon it is another matter.
If not, we will all bear the increasing risk and consequences of poverty.
Republicans say they have written a compromise bill that helps minimum wage earners but also provides benefits to the businesses that must bear the increased payroll costs.
The commission noted that this policy "comports with the idea of common ownership of the atmosphere given that residential ratepayers will ultimately bear the increased costs".
Branded entertainment faded after the first years of TV, partly because advertisers found it difficult, as sole sponsors, to bear the increasing costs of production in the 1960s and 1970s.
Or will the rejection of violence and the fear of ending up in a Syrian situation (in which the conflict was militarized by the regime, resulting in a bloody civil war with no end in sight), cause the population to bear the increased repression while awaiting better opportunities to challenge it?
The spindles bear the increasing compressive loads until a threshold is reached and the force decays before plateauing at the equilibrium (critical) force, Fc.
A large percentage of those who have prediabetes fall outside of the current health check system's cut-off for intervention, but they still bear the increased risk of complications and progression to diabetes.
Simply put, the market has never been able to bear the price increases necessary for maintaining restaurant profits in the face of multiple wage increases.
But the group that had been exposed to passive smoking at home appeared to bear the entire risk increase, while those who were not exposed to passive smoking did not show any increased risk with increasing radon level.
