Sentence examples for first bears that from inspiring English sources

(Note that the ordering relation is not symmetric.) These examples also have the property that whenever one object bears the relation to a second, which further bears the relation to a third, then the first bears that relation to the third e.g., if a < b and b < c, then a < c.

These examples also have the property that whenever one object bears the relation to a second, which further bears the relation to a third, then the first bears that relation to the third e.g., if a < b and b < c, then a < c.

The relation "is parallel to" (symbolized by ∥) has the property that, if an object bears the relation to a second object, then the second also bears that relation to the first.

"The moving van is literally in the driveway," Ms. Smith said of the first day in her West Milford, N.J., home and her first encounter with the bears that are a source of controversy in New Jersey.

Scott A. Savino told the Republican that the incident is the the first bear attack that police have responded to in quite some time, though he said city police have received around 20 complaints about bears since the beginning of the year.

There is scope for more: bonds still represent nearly a quarter of European mutual-fund assets, compared with only 11% in America.This new European equity culture is now likely to be severely tested by the first bear market that new investors have ever encountered.

I think the first bear mauling that I handled up here, in the early 80s, it just kind of took me aback because I hadn't been around that.

Remember that story about the couple who ended up with a Princess Di first-edition bear that was supposedly worth $90,000?

Current laws permit the trade of second- or further generation bears that were bred in captivity, but the "lawlessness" of the GT SEZ creates an environment that fosters illegal breeding, trading, and capture of animals.

The first formal Pan-African Congress (the first to bear that name) took place in 1919 in Paris and was called by Du Bois.

"Obedience to the Fourth Amendment always bears that cost and surely brings with it other benefits".