Sentence examples for hadn't borne from inspiring English sources

He, like Clarke, was a prominent lawyer, but he takes a job at a sleepy local firm, and only at her urging: "He wouldn't have moved an inch if she hadn't borne him along with her," though she fears that in bearing him along she "had damaged him, so that she could no longer love him".

Last week, Mayer all but acknowledged that this effort hadn't borne fruit, when she announced, in a call to discuss the company's fourth-quarter earnings for 2015, that it would cut fifteen per cent of its workforce and explore "strategic alternatives"—a phrase that, along with other similar comments, was widely interpreted as a reference to putting Yahoo up for sale.

"The only hope is to put the humanitarian need center stage," he said, adding that keeping political and humanitarian tracts separate over the past five years hadn't "borne fruit".

But other Afghan officials expressed wariness about the announcement, saying similar promises in the past had not borne out.

He said the council had checked discrepancies reported by Mr. Moussavi, but that they had not borne out.

Eleanor was the Duchess of Aquitaine, a duchy in the south of France, and was considered beautiful, lively and controversial, but had not borne Louis any sons.

The initial plan of maintaining a core of players that would be boosted from the ranks of the local amateur game had not borne fruit as the players who appeared were often ageing and past their best.

Twenty-five women had not borne a child.

No differences in IL-7 were found between women who had or had not borne children, taken oral contraception or were post-menopausal at onset of disease.

It still hasn't borne fruit.

I haven't borne him a child but I don't see what difference that makes".