Sentence examples for having a bearing from inspiring English sources
The typical rod weeder consists of a frame with several plowlike beams, each having a bearing at its point.
As in ancient Greek, the original Vedic language was accented, with the location of the accent often having a bearing on the meaning of the word.
Unsurprisingly, therefore, every piece of news is seen as having a bearing on whether interest rates will go up in late 2015, early 2016 or later.
The Test team is another question altogether, with the lack of obvious alternatives perhaps having a bearing on any decision to retain Cook in the coming weeks.
"It's another aspect of how the new campaign finance law is having a bearing on the presidential election, and a fairly significant one," Mr. Toner said.
The delay time in electromagnet clutch release during a reactor trip (scram action) is an important safety parameter, having a bearing on the plant safety during various design basis events.
Third-generation LVADs continue the trend of providing continuous blood flow but differ from their second-generation counterparts by having a "bearing-less" mechanism for moving blood, usually a magnetically levitated impeller.
What are other factors that have a bearing on learning Arabic as a second language?
Among other things, the results may have a bearing on hydrocarbon exploration.
