Sentence examples for conditioned to bear from inspiring English sources

No one else is so well conditioned to bear with her.

Therefore, it is often too expensive for patients with multiple chronic conditions to bear the out-of-pocket costs in the private sector [ 9].

Rural homeowners may also think differently than the urban camper when bears become conditioned to finding food in garbage cans or on porches.

The Sikhs have lived the revolution of Ik Oankar under the most brutal of conditions, having to bear indescribable torture and persecution for defending their own as well as others' right to equality.

It was widely believed that the high-ranking administrators saw the Indian subcontinent as an unenviable appointment; on past tours, many players had fallen seriously ill, suffered food poisoning, and found the oppressive heat and third world living conditions hard to bear.

We searched for morphologic correlates of deregulated IGF-2 and M6P/IGF-2R expressinn in conditions known to bear an increased risk for the development of HCC.

The atrocious conditions were heartbreaking to bear witness to.

I believe that once you take that initial step on the path of universal societal realization, the human condition becomes easier to bear.

Vietnamese was spoken there, often only in whispers and occasionally in exploded exchanges when the crowded conditions became too much to bear.

(2) Strict reaction conditions, which are hard to bear for some peptides, are needed, especially in the case of F-18 labeling.

"He felt that his spirit was dying, that he couldn't continue to bear his conditions".