Sentence examples for have already borne from inspiring English sources

Some of the lobbying efforts have already borne fruit.

"Under the Tories, disabled people have already borne among the biggest brunt of the cuts, losing over £24bn in support".

Yet substantial changes are quietly taking place, a few of which have already borne fruit.The most prominent change is in tax policy.

Supermarket checkout assistants have already borne the brunt of the phenomenon, the Office for National Statistics found, with 25.3% of jobs disappearing between 2011 and 2017.

They also make the case that the trip is part of a slow process of negotiations with the North, which have already borne fruit with the North's agreement last year to temporarily freeze flight tests of their missiles.

National organiser Laura Davison spoke of Archant's "low-paid journalists... who have already borne pay cuts and pay freezes, now face losing their jobs in the name of efficiency".

The partnership has already borne fruit.

That effort has already borne fruit, according to Mr. Jha.

It seems the exchange of ideas has already borne fruit.

In 1817 De Quincey married Margaret Simpson, who had already borne him a son.

It was, however, an embarrassment the company had already borne lightly for years.