Sentence examples for bore more of from inspiring English sources

Under this arrangement the merchant bore more of the costs of collecting payment and the costs of acquiring information about the buyer's credit standing.

He worked with Democrats so closely on a new education law that conservatives complained that it bore more of the imprint of Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, than of George W. Bush.

But a keen-eyed viewer may have noticed that no target bore more of Oliver's fury than the most detestable collection of people that ever lived: the people from stock photography.

These traders would, of course, bear more of their own downside risks.

And politics cannot mature until Stormont bears more of the costs of its own spending decisions.

It's a question of which taxpayers would bear more of the burden.

We create a system that forces people to bear more of the costs of their actions.

He bears more of a resemblance to his father than Dale Jr. does.

Does it ever feel to you like Betty has to bear more of the audience's resentment than other characters?

Instead, this race bears more of a resemblance to something like the 1984 Democratic contest or the 1976 Republican race.

If a country suffers a domestic shock, it will have to bear more of the consequences itself.