Sentence examples for bearing considerable from inspiring English sources

Public investors, in return for bearing considerable risk, got the opportunity to share some of the wealth these companies created.

Immigrants would be offered a franchise to come here and make good if they could — while bearing considerable risk themselves.

In humans, adenoviruses cause acute mucous membrane infections of the upper respiratory tract, the eyes, and frequently the regional lymph nodes, bearing considerable resemblance to the common cold.

These express orientations bearing considerable similarity to the ideology of New Urbanism.

This campaign was bearing considerable fruit by May 1976, when the RLI's largest ever intake included more foreign volunteers than any before, and the enlisting of men from overseas into the RLI would increase yet further.

In the course of writing "Saying Goodbye: How Families Can Find Renewal Through Loss," about the changing nature of death and grief that has been the result of medical advances, Dr. Barbara Okun and I had the opportunity to interview many people who found themselves bearing considerable caregiving responsibilities.

Inspectors noted governance is improving at the school but said its chairman was the only one with expertise in education and "is currently bearing very considerable responsibilities for finance and staff management" usually carried out by senior leaders and managers.

"Unsurprisingly, the public sector is bearing a considerable brunt of the pain with the austerity measures continuing to take their toll," said Matt Gascoigne, from recruitment consultants Badenoch and Clark.

The main driver for small scale turbomachinery in domestic heat pumps is the potential for reaching higher efficiencies than volumetric compressors currently used and the potential for making the compressor oil-free, bearing a considerable advantage in the design of advanced multi-stage heat pump cycles.

While American families are bearing a considerable brunt of the burden, high oil prices and oil dependence have negative economy-wide impacts.

As with others, critical INR values were defined as those below 1.5, bearing a considerable risk for thrombotic or thromboembolic events, and those above 5.0, predisposing for bleeding complications [ 8, 19].