Sentence examples for help bear from inspiring English sources

The commission's chairman, Phil Angelides, said he hoped the report would help bear witness to a preventable catastrophe.

Also, steel plates were installed on the stage to help bear the towers' weight as the axis rises up.

Because of its geography, Italy is more exposed to migration from Africa, and it has called on other European Union countries to help bear the burden.

AT Alpha, Mr. Mifsud has a policy of seeking out partners in government and industry to help bear the cost of development.

Soaring health care costs have hurt local governments across the nation, and in yesterday's deal, the city persuaded its unions to help bear the burden.

The Germans, Finns and Dutch wanted the I.M.F. to help pay the bills for bailouts and help bear the blame for imposing tough terms on countries like Greece that were spending beyond their means.

The tunnel that the Chinese would help bore beneath the icy seas would be four times the length of what traverses the English Channel". .

But the timing and nature of the South African's performance helps bear out Boldon's claim — as does history.

In Mr. Matthews's case, ratepayers were not directly affected by the sale to him, though they helped bear the cost when it was built in 1959.

Greg and his associate time it carefully so that the helmet, which weighs a lot, settles on your shoulders just as you go under, the water helping bear the weight.

Having helped bear her woe, Robert Whitaker Rupertt Everett), an aging gay Hollywood party boy, shores her up when necessary and, as a consequence of one giddy, drunken occasion, fathers a child with her.