Sentence examples for because it bore too from inspiring English sources

Last year, for example, a court in Düsseldorf ruled that Samsung could not sell one of its Galaxy tablet devices in Germany because it bore too close a resemblance to the iPad 2 from Apple.

'I like to keep the gun ready,' Martin explains, 'because often you don't see a polar bear until it's too late.' Tragically, Svalbard made the news in August 2011 for exactly that reason.

It's almost too much to bear some days.

It bears too little resemblance to what our Founding Fathers created.

Let me repeat that, because it bears repeating, RANCH.

The release of "Phone Booth," scheduled for November 2002, was postponed by 20th Century Fox because the film's plot bore too close a resemblance to the sniper attacks then unfolding around Washington. "Phone Booth" is scheduled to be released on April 4.

Oh Mary, it is too much to bear, too much.

And it bears on modern creatures too, says Cooper.

However, Nangong composting plant does not bear this cost because it is borne by the government-appointed Transportation Company.

Whether on vacation or in the office, people are following the stock market and the news more closely -- or avoiding both altogether because it is too much to bear.

Thank you for thinking I am the world and for letting me understand what that means this time instead of resenting it because it was too much to bear.