Sentence examples for has borne up from inspiring English sources
China is at the hub of a "Factory Asia" supply chain, which has borne up with it the economies of places like the Philippines, Malaysia, and Vietnam.
He has unflappably dared much for Web investing and has borne up when it has disappointed.
Throughout the halting recovery, Haitians have borne up under other severe but unrelated afflictions: destructive storms, food shortages and disease.
For ten years the Japanese people have borne up under stagnation and bear markets.
The third brigade, which had borne up against a storm and lost three ships, managed to land at Koroni on September 16.
Over decades, a variety of environmental and anthropogenic factors have been proposed for bald origin and maintenance, including contemporary climate, topography, soils, severe weather, fire, clearing by Native Americans or early European settlers, and post-glacial warming; none have borne up to scientific scrutiny (White & Sutter, 1999).
The efforts of local activists and legislators has borne real fruit in cleaning up predatory practices".
The gallery had borne her and brought her up, and she knew no other gods.
His promises to clean up Albany politics had borne no fruit and his proposal to give illegal immigrants driving licences had exploded in his face.
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.
