Sentence examples for consequence of bearing from inspiring English sources

You might say that is just the consequence of bearing an "R" in the Northeast, but she has been considerably more independent than, say, Judd Gregg, Republican of New Hampshire, who Obama tried and failed to recruit into his cabinet, or Evan Bayh, Democrat of Indiana, who is often described as one of the more conservative Democrats in the Senate.

While many in our country only see the statistics, our communities of faith have the regular and devastating duty of bearing the consequences of the tragedies caused by guns.

Even after the discovery of the virus and the launch of the international alert, many farmers might have not reported suspected cases because of the fear of bearing financial consequences.

In contrast, growth efficiency-resistance tradeoffs may be a consequence of the direct physiological costs of bearing multiple resistance traits that limit population growth rates.

The intuition as to which these are is simple the supervenience basis is to include just the qualitative intrinsic properties and relations of the parts, i.e., the properties and relations which these bear in and of themselves, without regard to any other objects, and irrespective of any further consequences of their bearing these properties for the properties of any wholes they might compose.

Beware of bearing unwanted gifts.

He spoke of bearing fruit, not injustice.

The awareness of the study population on possible healthcare interventions for SUI was quite low and many perceived it to be a common consequence of child bearing or aging.

As a consequence of reduced weight bearing, the MM control rats showed a loss of cancellous bone at the proximal tibial metaphysis in the operated leg.

As a consequence, proteins bearing a higher degree of polymorphisms (including balancers) may tend to be more flexible in quantitative changes, whereas cell line-specific proteins may require a stronger connection between expression level and function.

The crisis was a consequence of the BBC trust bearing down on executive pay and numbers with a determined focus: long before banks and the NHS had begun to do so.