Sentence examples for borne by a range of from inspiring English sources

It stated that the native title system was "highly resource intensive" with costs borne by a range of public and private institutions, but most acutely by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Science, technology and innovation (STI) policy is borne by a set of historically contingent concepts, models, and metaphors.

There are some early signs that the pressure recently brought to bear on President Kabila by a range of outside powers -- the World Bank, the United States and Western Europe -- to cut a deal with Rwanda to get the Rwandans out of his country may bear fruit.

On their own, tuk bands are generally accompanied by a range of iconic Barbadian characters, including "shaggy bears", "mother sally", "the steel donkey" and "green monkeys".

Pollinarium loads borne by these moths ranged from a maximum of 0.8 (SE = 0.2) in T. inferior to 0.5 (SE = 0.50) in H. armigera.

Our contribution is to highlight that the CFTR peptide sequence straddling the site of the commonest (by far) mutation around F508 bears striking similarities with a range of pathogen proteins.

A study from Thailand reported that expenses borne by TB patients ranged from 5.1 20.3% based on different income groups [ 7].

OO Polar Bears Hit By Twin Threats Of Pollution And Climate Change - Greenland's polar bears have a thyroid problem from a range of long-lived industrial chemicals and pesticides pollutants.

(Take note of the word CLEAN!) 5 10 inch (12.7 25.4 cm) bears - A smaller range of bears, but not the smallest, bears this size tend to live well in something such as a cardboard box,  or a basket.

Instead, the introspector, like the poster-viewer, brings to bear a diverse range of cognitive resources as suits the occasion.

Listing the polar bear as threatened would trigger a range of protective actions.