Sentence examples for borne by both from inspiring English sources

Tremendous tangible and intangible costs are borne by both victims and businesses.

Nor was it a bitter defeat, to be stoically borne by both.

"This has probably been the most dysfunctional relationship between two states in world history: the level of emotional and historical baggage borne by both countries is staggering," concludes Gilbert.

Psychoanalytic Institute (formerly the Downstate Institute), peaceably founded in 1949 by Sandor Lorand, of the New York Psychoanalytic, and the Columbia University Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research, painfully wrested from the New York Psychoanalytic in 1944 by Sandor Rado, in a savage schism whose scars are apparently still borne by both institutes.

It will raise the burden of government borne by both current and future generations of taxpayers.

(The all-in fee includes administrative and investment costs borne by both the company and by workers).

I will be very surprised if we don’t see some serious defense brought to bear by both Canadian industry and the electorate.”.

They have two teen children, one borne by each, both from the same sperm-donor father.

We found that most studies on the costs of diabetes and its complications in India have focused on the costs borne by patients, both direct and indirect, and less evidence exist on the economic burden for the health care system and society.

Meanwhile, though, the share of the total cost of health care borne by employees, including both premiums and costs paid out-of-pocket, climbed to 37 percent in 2013, from 34 percent in 2011, the report found.

In the current study, employer administration and worker's production time were both borne by the employer.