Sentence examples for has so far borne from inspiring English sources
President Obama's plan to create jobs and rein in energy costs through a steep increase in money for weatherizing the homes of low-income Americans has so far borne little fruit, with many of the biggest states meeting less than 2 percent of their three-year goals to date, the Department of Energy's inspector general said in a reportTuesday.
Near term, Google's acquisition has, so far, borne no fruit in attracting advertising on YouTube.
Haiti has so far borne the brunt of the storm.
Diplomatic efforts to end the conflict have so far borne little fruit, instead turning the conflict into a humanitarian catastrophe that has abetted the rise of extremist groups.
We cannot escape the reality in India that the huge popular movement against that particular atrocity and the subsequent moves to change the laws to ensure more protection for women have so far borne little fruit.
The Higgs boson should have no spin, and this has so far been borne out by measurements.
Despite Europe's fears of a flood of refugees, most of the burden of the Libyan exodus has so far been borne by the country's North African neighbors, Egypt and Tunisia, who kept their borders open to the masses who fled there from Libya.
No-one has so far claimed the attack but officials say it bears the hallmarks of Boko Haram militant group.
Or Anne Boleyn?) Let's hope there isn't a monarch ready to execute his wife because she has so far failed to bear him a son, or because (in the case of Kathryn Howard) she may have taken a lover!
Pressure has so far not been brought to bear on the wider Afghan Taliban movement, whose leadership resides in Quetta, Peshawar and other locations in Pakistan.
(Is there, for example, a modern day Henry VIII? Or Anne Boleyn?) Let's hope there isn't a monarch ready to execute his wife because she has so far failed to bear him a son, or because (in the case of Kathryn Howard) she may have taken a lover!
