Sentence examples for finally borne from inspiring English sources

And persistent efforts to fix Texas's troubled justice system have finally borne some fruit.

"It's nice to know that the incredible amount of work that has gone into this has finally borne fruit.

Six proposals were rejected before the New Horizons mission was accepted, built, and launched — and 26 years later, those efforts have finally borne fruit.

Has the new wave of production schemes, regional film funds and a widening of the feature film talent pool finally borne fruit?

This is the notion that, while the risks inherent in the business of lending and borrowing should be finally borne by the public, the profits of that line of work should mainly accrue to the lenders and borrowers.

The perilousness of the times was finally borne in upon Gödel when a band of Nazi youths roughed him up and knocked off his glasses, before retreating under the umbrella blows of Adele.

In 1988 their efforts finally bore fruit.

If Palmer emerges, Lewis's rebuilding may finally bear fruit.

The study finally bore out recommendations, suggestions and implications for curricular and pedagogical applications.

These discussions finally bore fruit last fall with Colonel Qaddafi's decision to renounce these weapons.

Mr. Johnson publicly apologized for his missteps in February, even as he insisted that his plan would finally bear fruit.