Sentence examples for borne up to from inspiring English sources

Over decades, a variety of environmental and anthropogenic factors have been proposed for bald origin and maintenance, including contemporary climate, topography, soils, severe weather, fire, clearing by Native Americans or early European settlers, and post-glacial warming; none have borne up to scientific scrutiny (White & Sutter, 1999).

As with most conventional wisdom, it didn't bear up to scrutiny.

Females bear up to 13 young per litter (4 is average); gestation takes 68 days.

It's a challenge, but I think he will bear up to that challenge very well".

It will bear up to the close scrutiny and impress many hearts and minds on its way.

It's to bear up, to do whatever is necessary to keep a connection, to endure what must be borne, and, at any price, to maintain it.

The idea that the Earth shows signs of having repeatedly passed through the tail of a comet does not bear up to scrutiny.

The typical 18-metre (60-foot) mature peach palm bears up to five clusters of 50 to 80 orange-yellow fruits, each of which is 5 7.5 cm (2 3 inches) in diameter.

What has yet to be determined, though, is whether people raised in a system in which economic security was prized more than prosperity will bear up to the challenge.

Each sensory cell from the vertical macula in a statocyst of the octopus bears up to 200 kinocilia, and all the cilia of each cell are polarized in the same direction.

An individual course may bear up to two Area of Knowledge codes.