Sentence examples for bears a lesser from inspiring English sources
I think now it bears a lesser resemblance to Buck Owens and the Buckaroos and more of a resemblance to some hybrid between AC/DC and I don't know what.
In addition, these T-IhNSCs bear similar, useful functional features – multipotentiality, stability, neuronal and oligodendroglia differentiation and improved growth rate – as compared to previously established v-IhNSCs, but bear a significantly lesser probability of tumorigenic transformation.
Pointing to agricultural sources for clinical problems of antimicrobial resistance serves the interests of vendors and prescribers of antibiotics for clinical medicine by implying that they bear a correspondingly lesser share of the blame.
What is now beginning to be called "the opposition" bears a responsibility, too, but it is a lesser one, if only because they have less power.
It is a collection of 20 traditional Christmas carols and lesser known ones, like "The Holly She Bears a Berry".
The lesser-known Kinnoull portrait, reproduced on this book's cover, is full of presence, but its connection with Spenser is unproven, and bears a facial similarity to a portrait of Sir John Harington – another late Elizabethan poet with Irish connections.
The Bears are a lesser team without Cutler, no question — the enigmatic quarterback has been a Pro Bowl-worthy performer for most of his third season in Chicago.
"The insurance is expensive, but you may be willing to accept a lesser quality of life today — in other words, bear the cost of buying the insurance — for the promise of tomorrow.
"They pay a lesser price for it.
An exception to this is the liver that bears ERα and to a lesser extent PR expression in hepatocytes.
