The middle three digits flexed in the normal way and bore broad flat, spatulate claws.
A moth orchid has a short stem that bears several broad leathery leaves.
The Bank of England governor applauded the review: "For too long the financial sector has suffered the economic consequences of this inequality while society has borne the broader costs".
The deep psychological extremism of her work with Ulay pushed at the private limits of the self, but once again on her own, her figure bore the broader outlines of a political body.
We have already seen one example of how ideas about moral motivation might bear on broader metaethical views in Mackie's critique of ethical objectivism.
Extending prior qualitative research on shale development and on energy systems change, this research brings open-ended and cross-national public deliberation inquiry to bear on broader issues of climate change, responsibility, and ideas about how shale development might undermine or reinforce the energy systems that people consider important for the future.
While the approach discussed in section 3 has been predominant, the approach to be considered briefly in section 2 provides an instructive contrast, as well as a useful first glimpse of how ideas about moral motivation have been thought to bear on broader metaethical questions.
And in this Farm Bill fight, we will bring to bear a broader base of power as well as a public disabused of the notion that agricultural biotechnology is the best thing since sliced bread.
Bringing the bully pulpit to bear on broader questions of how we wish to age; what we want the support system to look like; and how one's dignity, respect, and choice should be honored when having needs - as most of us will - is the White House's appropriate and vital role.
It bears a broad spectrum of pharmacological activities, e.g. anti-depressive, antiviral, anti-inflammatory and anti-tumoural effects [ 1, 2].
