Sentence examples for have now borne from inspiring English sources

The connections have now borne fruit.

He added that all the government's efforts to attain 100 percent literacy "have now borne fruit".

Those flowers have now borne fruit: a meagre and unappetising-looking crop dotted about the canopy, partly covered in netting to keep the birds off.

A statement at the time said it "remain[ed] open to engaging in further discussions with Ctrip as well as other strategic players in our sector" — said negotiations have now borne fruit after Baidu, the majority investor that made ripples when it backed Qunar back in 2011, agreed to give Ctrip a 45percentt voting interest in Qunar in exchange for 25percentt of Ctrip.

A statement at the time said it "remain[ed] open to engaging in further discussions with Ctrip as well as other strategic players in our sector" — said negotiations have now borne fruit after Baidu, the majority investor that made ripples when it backed Qunar back in 2011, agreed to give Ctrip a 45percentt voting interest in Qunar in exchange for 25percentt of Ctrip.

After Charlottesville, our politics have now borne witness to a U.S. president at times openly defending neo-Nazis and white supremacists before condemning them.

That decision has now borne fruit.

The Spaced star has now borne unruffled witness to extraterrestrial activity of one sort or another in Shaun of the Dead, Paul, and now the debut film from Joe Cornish, best known for the Adam and Joe show.

His efforts to change the firm having now borne fruit, the challenge now is "how to accelerate change," says Mr von Pierer.There seems little doubt that Siemens is about to take part in that other terribly unfashionable activity: making mergers and acquisitions, probably on a grand scale.

"But the security of signing a five-year contract extension has now borne fruit for an entertainer capable of destroying any attack.

That sense that it was more important to defeat the president than to save the country has now borne fruit.