Sentence examples for but it certainly bears from inspiring English sources
An increased risk of developing cancer may not be a major worry to most people who are having a vital organ transplanted (and is, in any case, a risk associated with existing immunosuppressive drugs), but it certainly bears some investigation.Still, it would seem that Captain Harlan, Lieutenant-Commander Kirk and Dr Knechtle may be on to something.
And the present railroad regulatory system is such that payment by railroads for injuries inflicted by them upon passengers is just as certainly borne by the public as though those injured and their dependents were directly supported by governmental institutions.
It certainly bears repeating as a high-profile exercise in public diplomacy.
It certainly bears repeating: "Warning: The stunts in this movie were performed by professionals, so neither you nor your dumb buddies should attempt anything from this movie".
It certainly bears a striking resemblance to the now notorious efforts by the Bush administration to remove the phrase "climate change" from as many official publications in the US as possible.
It certainly bears more than a few similarities to this Saturday Night Live sketch.
It certainly bears a Scandinavian modern design heritage, though is also ergonomic in design.
Although Forrester recently reported that most marketers should ignore location-based services, it certainly bears watching over the coming years.
The BBC has branded the situation an epidemic, and it certainly bears the characteristics of a social illness.
"It certainly bore no relationship to the money that Geneva could have made if they entered the market," the F.T.C. chairman, Robert J. Pitofsky, said recently.
