Sentence examples for bear the valuable from inspiring English sources
In 2010, Santo Versace — a politician who is also the chairman of the Versace fashion house — championed a law that contained a very Italian compromise: if two of the steps in the manufacturing process took place in Italy, the item could bear the valuable label.
PG; 93 minutes "MVP: Most Valuable Primate" may bear the outline of a cookie cutter, but at least the cutter wasn't wielded by a klutz.
Today, the most valuable company here may bear the name of a fruit, but it focuses on (much) higher margin products.
It is the nation's most valuable defence asset – the men and women of the armed forces – who bear the brunt of these failures.
Heminge and Condell had the burdensome task of choosing what materials to present to the printer, for they had on hand a number of authorial manuscripts, other documents that had served as promptbooks for performance (these were especially valuable since they bore the license for performance), and some 18 plays that had appeared in print.
Thus, it cannot be excluded that vaccination in other countries influenced measles virus strains circulating in Denmark at the time, but it is anticipated that these isolates still bear valuable information on the nature of strains circulating before an influence of vaccination was imposed.
Majority of phytochemicals have been known to bear valuable therapeutic activities and the plants thus find their medicinal value due to respective phytochmical constituents they contain.
"The holly bears the crown".
