Sentence examples for bears particularly from inspiring English sources

One bears particularly strident resentment toward his absentee father, but all three have clearly been affected.

This last point bears particularly on the usefulness of this measure to interpret the workload of a team as a whole.

A study by Firman [ 9] bears particularly strong resemblance to ours.

Biologists are concerned that bears, particularly pregnant ones, will exhaust themselves on long open-water swims.

They don't teach much at veterinary school about bears, particularly the figurative kind, although debt as large and scary as any grizzly shadows most vet school grads, usually for decades.

It's in Washington's interest that its prospects play as much as possible, which would include a postseason run, and are in a winning atmosphere, so indications are that the Capitals are exploring ways to help the Bears, particularly in the defensive department.

They also bear particularly harshly on certain groups such as rural motorists who may have no alternative to using their cars.

It has borne particularly on those parts of the terms and conditions of employment that of their nature require to be regulated collectively.

We received many reports from local governments that the current co-financing rules are impossible to bear, particularly for poorer local governments.

Men have anxieties about loneliness and ill health as well, but I think there are two circumstances which bear particularly heavily on the female half of the human race.

But critics say the time and expense of gathering certain required documents—a birth certificate or a passport, for example—are too great for some Indianans to bear, particularly those born out of state or those with no cars of their own.That may well be true, the court said.