Sentence examples for bears harder from inspiring English sources

"Poverty of expectation bears harder on educational achievement than material poverty, hard though that can be.

The landed interest has borne hard on the mercantile interest.

I've completely had enough of this life and I can't bear hard times anymore.

And even a whiff of judginess about their children can poke Mama Bears hard.

Today, the weight bears down harder when the few are corrupt or fail to deliver on the promises that earned them authority in the first place.

The animal rights group says the goal of the activity is to force a bear onto its hind legs, making it easier to shoot in the stomach, but hunters say that stance would actually make a bear harder to kill.

Ms. Rosso says she bears no hard feelings toward her former partner.

The drama of that countryside is understated, except when the weather bears down hard.

Though the movement may be suffused with idealism and proud nationalism, it also bears a hard edge, with demands for the execution of convicted war criminals.

Indeed, Bromley, whose creative residents have ranged from Enid Blyton to David Bowie, has long made it clear that it bears no hard feelings against its prodigal son.

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