Sentence examples for bearing whatever from inspiring English sources

In short, the quoted language has no bearing whatever on a civil action for damages.

That income is forwarded to its home office after bearing whatever tax is laid upon its receipt in the state of receipt.

She used to say she had done a deal with him - no pain, when she was filming, in exchange for bearing whatever hurt when resting.

Rather than longing for what has passed, we can assess what we have lost and be open to what is next, bearing whatever pain any transition may bring.

What the EPA did not tell the public was that the water-quality samples were not taken in the immediate vicinity of the spill but were upstream from the major source and had no bearing whatever on what was happening to the river downstream!

However, by repeatedly reciting that they have proved the functional significance of their observations by five different methods instead of candidly addressing the limitations of their studies and the possibility that their data may have no bearing whatever on the mechanistic basis of sporadic Alzheimer's disease, I find the manuscript unsatisfactory for publication in its present form.

This result shows that it is possible to form complex organics such as amino acids from the irradiation of ice mixtures containing C-, H-, O- and N-atom bearing compounds, whatever the organic/inorganic nature of these compounds.

Ibn 'Arabî typically begins any discussion with a verse or two, and he then proceeds to draw out meanings that have a bearing on whatever the context may be.

Countless women, who delayed child-bearing for whatever reason, have experienced anguish upon discovering that they cannot conceive.

Waltz: Of course you find your bearings and whatever works is good.

The fact that the statement was unsigned, whatever bearing this may have upon its weight and credibility, does not render it inadmissible; Wong Sun understood and adopted its substance, though he could not comprehend the English words.