The result of Europe's lack of investment in Libya after the end of the dictator has borne results: political chaos, violence and a wave of refugees fleeing.
Meanwhile, Flutie's save-the young-models campaign has borne results: a voluntary code of conduct for agencies is imminent, and the Council of Fashion Designers of America will be sending a letter to the designers whose shows it is hosting this week, reminding them, as they pop their champagne corks backstage, that alcohol should not be served to minors.
Aid officials, diplomats and government officials acknowledge that only the emergency programs have borne results visible to the Afghan people, and even these programs are beginning to feel the pinch.
"The method," Codivilla concluded, "has borne the very best results, correcting the deformity, and diminishing, or completely removing the shortness of the limb" [ 2].
The method has borne the very best results, correcting the deformity, and diminishing, or completely removing the shortness of the limb.
Domino's investment in driving orders across their digital platforms has certainly borne results – the group now processes about 55% of its orders via online systems, with the remainder accounted for by traditional ordering methods such as telephone or in-person.
"We are trying to reach out to everybody and I am sure, sooner than later, I will get across to him," he said, underlining a conciliatory approach that has so far not borne results.
It is a philosophy that some say is not shared by Pacific governments or donors, who have preferred to opt for modern solutions – which have borne scant results.
Efforts to revive the nation's traditional culture have borne mixed results, bogged down by factional bickering, philosophical disagreements, budgetary restraints and habit.
And yet Ravitch's dogged and tireless attempts to put the breaks on the steamroller may begin to have borne some results buttressed by the recent revelations of test score cheating in public schools in major cities and the increasing awareness of parents that "reform" in their children's schools is really about "dumbing down" standards to give the appearance of improvement in learning.
Such applications have borne critical results in the theory of species conservation and management: for example, [12] uses neutral landscapes models to identify a possible unimodal, but heavily skewed, relationship between species richness and the spatial heterogeneity of habitats.
