Sentence examples for begin to bear out from inspiring English sources

All of which would begin to bear out the thought that there can't be that many people who would fall for the preposterous doctrine of Scientology, or be ready to tolerate the ugly behaviour of its church.

Scientific research is beginning to bear out many of the long-held convictions of pet lovers: animals feel pain, confusion and loss much as humans do.

Since the U.S.G.S. study in 2008, further estimates have begun to bear out Leigh Price's figures, suggesting total reserves of as much as three hundred billion barrels and, perhaps more important, increasingly optimistic recovery rates, which have swelled from one per cent to as much as ten per cent.

Studies on the effects of directed prayer are beginning to bear out Inayat Khan's wisdom.

We can engage them in a dialogue that begins to bear out the idea that we want to know how they are, how it feels to them to be missing something so central.

Hess contended that it was carrying out a turnaround plan that would begin to bear fruit soon.

Before the vegetable plants begin to bear fruit, you might want to put up a fence to keep out the rabbits and squirrels.

Brain studies have begun to bear this out, says researcher Johanna Jarcho, who conducts them at Stony Brook University.

The changes made by Kearney are beginning to bear fruit but is it going to be too late to get them out of their current situation?

This approach is beginning to bear fruit.

Her struggle is beginning to bear fruit.