Sentence examples for bore immediate from inspiring English sources

But she bore immediate responsibility for the policy.

With Thomas and Rice ailing, Tuesday's trade that sent Erick Strickland and two draft picks to Vancouver for Othella Harrington could bear immediate results for the Knicks.

That includes staging West End musicals and opening up the Coliseum's bars and restaurants more regularly – projects that will not bear immediate fruit.

At the piano, Mr. Bley seems to weigh each note before delivering it, even when phrasing at a rapid clip; he will often repeat a phrase, giving it greater emphasis the second time, like someone mulling over what he has just said and deciding it bears immediate repeating, with verbal italics to underscore its importance.

Importantly, this inter-individual variability bears immediate relevance for inflammatory disease.

And, perhaps most stingingly, the struggle bore no immediate fruit.

His long-shot attack on the leaders of the religious right bore no immediate fruit.

The police and Crown Prosecution Service bore the immediate brunt of processing the large number of detainees.

The first bears immediate comment.

But a loan to a college student bears no immediate promise of repayment.

Finally, even if the economy can bear the immediate costs of the military, Eisenhower would be shocked at its mounting long-term costs.