Sentence examples for borne some of from inspiring English sources

Here Rowan Williams has borne some of the same burdens as Pope Benedict XVI.

Proof of these preliminary issues, which are irrelevant to the defendants' liability, would turn upon the intricacies of state law, and, if it were determined that respondent had borne some of the costs, would require the adoption of an apportionment formula, the very complexity that Hanover Shoe and Illinois Brick sought to avoid.

The city has borne some of the harshest consequences of Syria's 5-year-old civil war, including recent attacks believed to involve chlorine gas that affected dozens of residents.

For three decades, they have borne some of the epidemic's heaviest burdens with strength, resilience and compassion.

Labour, he said, bears some of the blame.

And both parties bear some of the blame.

"His rookie year bore some of that out in Toronto.

And Mr. Greenspan bears some of the responsibility.

This year's attacks bear some of the same hallmarks.

"Ultimately debtholders will have to bear some of the burden as well".

And although banker compensation does bear some of the blame, the so-called solution is cockeyed.