Sentence examples for bear the restriction from inspiring English sources
Human tumor cell lines that are easily accessible in large quantities bear the restriction that they do not represent cellular metabolism and signal transduction of normal cells.
Increased price of liquor and beer, however, meant that the working classes probably bore the restrictions of urban Prohibition to a far greater degree than the middle-class or upper class segments of the population.
Despite the adjustments, the green industry feels it has had to bear the brunt of the restrictions, while other industries that use huge quantities of water are escaping with voluntary measures.
Al Gore was last year moved to say: "President Obama appears to have bowed to pressure from polluters who did not want to bear the cost of implementing new restrictions on their harmful pollution".
Instead of relying on science, President Obama appears to have bowed to pressure from polluters who did not want to bear the cost of implementing new restrictions on their harmful pollution – even though economists have shown that the US economy would benefit from the job creating investments associated with implementing the new technology.
Grace Coddington was next to bear the brunt of the network's conservative nudity restrictions.
Moreover, health care workers, being in direct communication with patients and families, bear the brunt of their anger and frustration regarding any restriction in visitation.
These restriction factors specifically inhibit retroviral replication [2] [5], and bear the marks of previous evolutionary conflicts [6], [7].
However, these countries continue to be wary of restrictions on emissions, arguing that advanced economies should bear the bulk of the costs.
They bear the burden of our cultural obsession with safety, and they're constantly used as justification for increased restrictions.
