Sentence examples for essentially bear from inspiring English sources

Authors propose herein a software application called DEILAM, which is able to evaluate the free edge effects in multilayered inelastic structures that essentially bear tensile loads.

Dafny: "Accountable Care Organisations," as they are known in the US, and clinical commissioning groups in the UK will essentially bear some of the risk of medical spending by patients.

"Men," she said, "are essentially bears with furniture".

The only catch was, and each of those letters essentially bore the same salutation: Dear Mr. President.

His three games as a starter have essentially borne that out: The Panthers have gone 2-1, with a very impressive victory against the Vikings and a non-shameful road loss to the Patriots.

Even though this is an important step in the right direction, the current state still essentially bears improvement potential [ 39].

It's the same way Boris Johnson is essentially a bear who got confused and ended up in a suit, but is still, deep down, as Tory as you like: sneaking an agenda through with a cuddly cartoon exterior.

Despite the fact that various scientists came out saying it was unclear whether this new foraging strategy would help polar bears survive, what the media heard was essentially: "Polar bears are adapting, hooray!" Headlines perpetuated this perception.

"They focused on their strengths, but now we have to ask, 'If we're going to be in an essentially flat or bear market for bonds, what comes next?' " said Kurt Brouwer, chairman of the financial advisory firm Brouwer & Janachowski.

This essentially means that bear market leadership has virtually dried up.

But it ended for my money in 2000, and we've been in, essentially, a secular bear market since then.