Sentence examples for being borne from inspiring English sources

In a sense, Goldman's fears are already being borne out.

Some of the costs, however, are being borne by students.

The cost of the deal is being borne by electric ratepayers in Suffolk County.

Today, the losses are being borne by investors in hedge funds and banks like Bear Stearns.

What we are seeing now is these predictions being borne out.

"There are significant congestion costs being borne today by consumers," he said.

"It is being borne by paratroopers, marines, Interior Ministry troops and militia units.

The uptick in interest is being borne out by sales as well.

The ship also heaves, being borne up and dropped down as it crosses the surging sea.

Schools, hospitals and prisons are increasingly overwhelmed by such costs, which are now being borne by local taxpayers.

The brunt of the coalmine expansion, according to Amnesty, is being borne by India's Adivasi aboriginal communities.