Sentence examples for bore great from inspiring English sources

Mr. Powell, appearing on Fox News, noted that the mobile biological laboratories found by American forces bore great resemblance to those he described to the United Nations in February.

While Mr. Bush called for a "national climate change technology initiative" today, former members of the Clinton administration said it bore great resemblance to a $4.5 billion, five-year program they proposed four years ago.

"I have done absolutely no art in the past – I struggle to draw stick men!" He chose to make charcoal drawings of Rupert Murdoch because he felt the tabloids and tabloid journalists bore great responsibility for the invasion of Iraq.

Economou says she made very little money on the deal and bore great risk.

Even in Darwin's time, it was known that cetaceans had land ancestors, but fossils that recorded the transition from land to water were not known: all fossil whales bore great similarity to modern whales.

This is partially true since mead bore great symbolic value at important occasions.

And if Mozart's collaborations with the librettist Lorenzo da Ponte bore greater fruit than Salieri's?

Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, the No. 2 Democrat, went further in suggesting that Republicans commentators bore greater responsibility for increasingly incendiary rhetoric.

I believe we are a great nation and we can bear great scrutiny.

These long-time evolved patterns bear great biological significance because disruption of these patterns can have adverse effects on pregnancies.

Above all, the chitosan-based flocculants with proper structures by precise structure control bear great application potentials in water treatment.