Sentence examples for bears at least from inspiring English sources

Each shoot bears at least five dark green, lance-shaped leaves arranged in fanlike form.

Sadly, as long as our military culture bears at least a quiet contempt for the psychological wounds of war, it is unlikely those veterans will ever see a Purple Heart.

The Chaoyang District in this city is, of course, not the 51st state -- although with its ample sprinkling of Starbucks and McDonald's it bears at least a superficial resemblance to such a place.

This album is a companion piece to a movie of the same title that won't be released until next year; from a hazy distance, the film bears at least some resemblance to "How High," the Method Man and Redman stoner comedy from 2001.

(In San Francisco, where I live, that means going to a market patronized largely by immigrants, not the foodie-dominated ones with inflated prices that put fresh food out of the reach of the poor. ) As a sustainable trend, localism bears at least some resemblance to Mao Tse-tung's Great Leap Forward.

"A Blessed Child" concerns the mingled fates of three sisters — Erika, Laura and Molly — who are the daughters, by three different women, of Isak Lovenstad, a renowned gynecologist who in his old age lives alone on a tiny Swedish island called Hammarso, which bears at least a passing resemblance to Faro, the island where Bergman lived for much of his life and where he died in 2007.

Why cover losses that should be borne, at least in part, by private investors?

Between 1810 and 1827 she bore at least five children to a fellow slave named Thomas.

Surely they bear at least half of the blame for the scourge of pre-marital sex?

Some carriers lease switching capabilities from Bell Atlantic and said it bore at least some responsibility.

The pharmaceutical industry should bear at least in part the expense of such research.