Sentence examples for further bearing from inspiring English sources

Finally, an unexpected increase in Bank rate might cause sterling to appreciate further, bearing down on inflation and further impeding UK economic rebalancing".

"People turn around and mention unbeaten records but all I know is we're on 36 points from 14 games and, whatever we do in our next league game, those 14 games have no further bearing".

"We've said publicly that Russia is in transition, and it has come further faster, bearing in mind where it was 15 years ago, than any other place".

For the specimens subjected to single-sided fire, minor local buckling of the heated steel plate accompanied by tie bar failure in the buckled areas were observed, but no further load bearing failure was induced by the end of the heating process.

Her overall assessment of the current research on NVC's efficiency in promoting the development of empathy is that the results are promising, but, "would need to be confirmed with further studies bearing stronger designs and more appropriate measures".

We were also interested in some further molecules bearing distinct capabilities for our 3D model.

The study will also provide further evidence bearing on whether DM causes cognitive impairment.

All further strains bearing HMR T7pro:: a1 were generated by standard mating and tetrad dissection, and segregates were verified by PCR and sequencing to confirm the presence of T7pro:: a1.

As total knee arthroplasty today is being increasingly performed on younger, heavier, and more active patients, it appears desirable to reduce wear and further improve bearing materials and implant designs in the next decade.

Hence, the role of concomitant antiplatelet therapy should be further explored, bearing in mind that no single study has so far reported a cardiac mortality benefit of clopidogrel therapy beyond one month.

In response, the industry successfully demanded that the White House explicitly acknowledge for the first time that it had committed to protect drug makers from bearing further costs in the overhaul.