Sentence examples for borne as with from inspiring English sources
Trillions of dollars will be lost, but the burden will be borne – as with wars and other avoidable wastes – by ordinary people, the same people who will gain jobs and other benefits from a swift departure from fossil fuel.
"If Kerry can put more emphasis on co-operation, it will make a big difference".But Mrs Clinton's lack of popularity in China may have as much to do with the content of the message she has borne as with her style in delivering it.
Debate is now intensifying over whether the CEPC's science questions are compelling enough to justify the estimated $6 billion price tag, 70% of which China would bear with as-yet unidentified partners covering the rest.
The pad will recognize a light touch, yet still produce sensibly changing data when you bear down as hard as possible with a finger.
Some of Wall Street's full-service brokerages — Morgan Stanley and Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette— are bringing their brand names and marketing budgets to bear with rates as low as E*Trade's.
There are 101 reasons I could bore you with as to why it happened, but essentially it's my error for mis-reading a scientific paper.
The latter system may bear charges as well by copolymerization with acrylic acid.
At first glance, "Billancourt Tales," a freshly translated collection of Berberova's earliest fiction, seems unlikely to bear comparison with anything as fine as "The Resurrection of Mozart".
Dr. Green: While I'm a board certified psychiatrist, my heart as a shamanistic healer has long witnessed the loss of self care (what I term self LOVE) with the loss of community, so bear with me as I share with you from that view... through that lens.
Instead, their "negative" comments are borne from unfamiliarity with ASL as a language assuming Callis is being "over-animated" or hopped up on Red Bull.
Mothers without first-trimester nausea were twice as likely to bear sons with hypospadias, as were mothers who had a prepregnancy body mass index of 30 or greater.
