Sentence examples for borne results from inspiring English sources

The result of Europe's lack of investment in Libya after the end of the dictator has borne results: political chaos, violence and a wave of refugees fleeing.

Aid officials, diplomats and government officials acknowledge that only the emergency programs have borne results visible to the Afghan people, and even these programs are beginning to feel the pinch.

Meanwhile, Flutie's save-the young-models campaign has borne results: a voluntary code of conduct for agencies is imminent, and the Council of Fashion Designers of America will be sending a letter to the designers whose shows it is hosting this week, reminding them, as they pop their champagne corks backstage, that alcohol should not be served to minors.

"We are trying to reach out to everybody and I am sure, sooner than later, I will get across to him," he said, underlining a conciliatory approach that has so far not borne results.

Domino's investment in driving orders across their digital platforms has certainly borne results – the group now processes about 55% of its orders via online systems, with the remainder accounted for by traditional ordering methods such as telephone or in-person.

Similar efforts in Kenya have also borne results, and no new cases have been reported for the past three months.

Large organizations, such as the World Bank, believe that lending efforts aimed at women have potential to bear results.

His style bore results: In 1871, he arrested Joshua Miner, the kingpin of a massive counterfeiting operation in New York City.

Iran's Khamenei lauded the Guard's role in defending the nation and said U.S. "plots" won't bear results.

In Tehran, Ali Larijani, the speaker of Parliament, cautioned the West that negotiations conducted under pressure would not bear results.

But the Airbus chief, Thomas O. Enders, was unsure whether the pressure campaign would bear results by Jan . 31— the latest date set for a decision.