Sentence examples for borne a less from inspiring English sources

Surely no political movement in history has ever borne a less inspiring name.

Then monetary policy might have needed to be less tight, sterling might have risen by less, and manufacturing, now in recession, might have borne a less disproportionate share of the burden of slowing the economy down.

At times, Nouvel's work bears a less sympathetic relationship to its surroundings.

Specifically, subtle alterations between the structures were observed at P1′, where the cyclopropyl group rotates toward the catalytic histidine, the P2 proline bears a less puckered pyrrolidine ring, and the P3 P4 peptidomimetic bond is displaced out of the active site by 1 Å.

Certainly chief executives today earn salaries that are many times greater than those of their 1950s counterparts, and the wealthiest Americans bear a far less onerous tax burden.

The result is a "Christianity" that bears less and less resemblance to traditional Christianity and more and more resemblance to atheism.

My face and hands bear less and less resemblance to the face and hands I think I once remember.

On the issue of space, the average lion or tiger has 18,000 times less in captivity than it does in the wild; polar bears a million times less.

There he is visited by an obsequious pest from Buckingham Palace, no less, who bears a request from the Queen: would Ballinger conduct his most celebrated work at a special concert — and, in the process, rise to become Sir Fred?

We shouldn't expect less when Africa bears a new nation.

Concerning BT, we expected some level of antibody detection based on prior data on wild ruminants from Spain [ 17, 51] and Belgium [ 18], and because of being a vector borne disease, a priori less dependent on social behaviour and food habits.