Sentence examples for bears on that from inspiring English sources

But Stone's career does have its oddities, and, by unhappy coincidence, one of those oddities bears on that same vexed question of journalism and lunch.

Our report focuses on Shanghai and, by chance, China's biggest city has a great deal of evidence that bears on that question.

Plank played safety for the Bears on that Sunday, Dec. 18, 1977, against the Giants in what was then a new Giants Stadium, open for a little more than a year.

We proceeded to see two other bears on that trip.

In these areas, courts have adopted a somewhat broader concept of relevance, finding that documents can be relevant not only when they directly bear on the subject matter at hand but also when they could reasonably lead to other information that directly bears on that subject matter.

I wanted to write about that moment, and to bring my scholarly, academic chops to bear on that.

Many papers on object recognition appeal to the Gestalt notion of the whole being greater than the sum of its parts, but have had only limited success in finding experimental paradigms that bear on that.

"I think the approach [the authors] take here is a useful one to bring to bear on that," he says.

Obama must bring the best minds to bear on that question and a related one: How to coax Israel from its paralyzing siege mentality into seizing this moment to seek peace?

It didn't bring a lot of confidence to bear on that position.

Mr. King has yet to say which party he will caucus with next year, but he had warned Republicans and Democrats that his treatment during the campaign would bear on that decision.