Sentence examples for has borne higher from inspiring English sources

Maricopa County, Ariz., has borne higher costs, including helping security at the 2001 World Series and training responders near the Palo Verde nuclear power plant, Commissioner Donald Stapley said.

Much of this debate has focused on African countries which have borne higher disease burdens due in part to their low income levels.

Thus one Boromir appears in The Silmarillion, and the appendices to The Lord of the Rings introduce Faramir, son of King Ondoher of Gondor, although in this case the name was supposedly in Quenya, as the Kings are stated to have borne High-elven names, and similarly did Ondoher's elder son, Artamir.

Republicans have sought to portray Democrats as weak on border and national security, a strategy that has borne fruit in some high-profile races.

At the time of his death, Professor Copeland said, Turing's career was at an intellectual high, and he had borne his treatment "with good humor".

None had borne children.

Since environmental policy proceeds mostly by government fiat, consumers have endured higher prices for the products of firms that have borne needlessly high clean-up costs, and homeowners have paid higher property taxes to finance the vast sums spent by their towns on waste treatment and water purification.

British forces have been in Helmand for some time and we have borne a very high cost in life and limb.

Notwithstanding the current bear market, which has bears like him looking smarter by the week, the Dow has tripled from its high point just before the 1987 crash.

Our results show that the risk of pre-eclampsia for birth cohorts in the mid-1970s (whoen wouldould have borne children in the 1990s) is higher than expected.

Some approaches have borne fruit.