Sentence examples similar to bore inevitable from inspiring English sources
In "Our Andromeda" Shaughnessy has brought to bear her inevitable syntactic and sonic hula-hooping, her playful and ironic uses of form, her vivid mind on poems that absolutely matter.
The provision of water service is a challenging technical job that bears an inevitable price tag.One of the greatest challenges of the 21st century is to ensure that the impoverished and those in the developing world have access to the same quality water we take for granted in the United States.
The ill will and contention bore inevitable echoes of the Mourinho era.
His first autobiography, published in 1981, bore the almost inevitable title "Eddie: My Life, My Loves".
Mendoza, seeing that battle was inevitable, bore up across Ethalion's bows in an effort to rake Young's ship.
Yet even with success on the horizon, these two clubs already bear the signs of inevitable change.
The failure over the past few decades to prepare for this kind of inevitable disaster bears the overwhelming responsibility, not the number of national guardsmen to pluck survivors and shoot looters.
If we wish to interpret the observations of the particular host-parasite interaction that TEs and their genomic context constitutes, we thus must bear in mind the inevitable inadequacy of simply assuming optimal adaptation in the two participants in the interaction.
