Sentence examples for bears examination from inspiring English sources
It's a good thought, but it bears examination.
But "wilderness" is a tricky concept that bears examination.
He apparently imagines that the Fall is the only band that matters, and it's a view that bears examination.
Yet Saddam saw great value in chemical arms during the nineteen-eighties, and his twisted logic bears examination in the light of Syria's deteriorating conflict.
"The fact that Hernandez's desire to keep a same-sex relationship a secret may have caused him to kill a man and take his own life is something that bears examination," she said.
P.P.K.'s electoral victory bears examination, first of all, because, as his friend Roper pointed out, someone of his worldly pedigree is rare in a region with a longstanding penchant for folksy populists and authoritarians: Hugo Chávez, Álvaro Uribe, Daniel Ortega, and Cristina Kirchner come to mind, along with a long slew of others going back in time.
They bear examination nonetheless.
And Mr. Otter's idea of coexistence between wolves and humans doesn't bear examination.
In the UCI's anti-doping regulations for 2012, articles 46.4 and 47 bear examination.
Today it looks much less secure.The map's political features also bear examination.
In a smaller state, the odd dysfunctions of central-local relations (such as the maintenance of two separate and competitive cadres of administrative personnel) must bear examination.
