Sentence examples for could still bear from inspiring English sources

"Others have said the firm and its former leader could still bear some responsibility for failing to leave the company in strong shape".

In the film, her mature Queen wrestles with war and hopeless romance while continuing to insist that she could still bear children - some feat, given that the film is set in 1585, when Elizabeth was 52.

If the fragile recovery cracks, as worrisome signs of a slowdown in the United States and a cooling down of Chinese growth may augur, they could still bear the brunt of the blame for doing too little to foster regional and global growth.

First, that the recovery in Japan, after a 10-year bear market, could still have a long way to go.

Does he still bear the scars?

Many still bear the psychological scars.

Families still bear a lot of expense.

A DSM-style categorisation of illness based on symptoms could still be useful, provided we bear in mind that our local diagnostic categories are no more universal than our local language.

The finding that foam could still be a problem was borne out on the Discovery's liftoff on July 26, when a 0.9-pound piece of foam fell from the external fuel tank and narrowly missed the orbiter.

Last week, Angelo made it clear that even if the Bears make it to the playoffs under Jauron, who is 16-22 over all as Bears coach, Jauron could still be gone.

She still bears the scars.