Sentence examples for has borne some from inspiring English sources

Here Rowan Williams has borne some of the same burdens as Pope Benedict XVI.

On the other hand, the unity show has borne some fruit.

The GSC was lucky this time, and its frontal assault on the Institute's policy on committees has borne some fruit.

It has borne some fruit: on February 22nd the president persuaded 27 state governors to sign the "Brasília Charter", outlining a consensus on pension and tax reform.

Dialogue between Fatah and Hamas has borne some fruition.

The city has borne some of the harshest consequences of Syria's 5-year-old civil war, including recent attacks believed to involve chlorine gas that affected dozens of residents.

These have borne some fruit.

Over the years, the lobbying efforts have borne some fruit.

That takes the gloss off earlier cost-reduction efforts that have borne some fruit.There is also huge financial risk.

Similar negotiations, also at the threat of force, appear to have borne some fruit in the city of Samarra.

And its efforts have borne some fruit: the number of riders on its Northeast corridor trains has been rising.