Sentence examples for if anything bears from inspiring English sources

I would add that one thing the model doesn't cover is debt of financial intermediaries, which is a big part of the real story and if anything bears even less resemblance to the notion of debt as a consequence of national overspending; to a large extent it's just an accounting issue, because old-fashioned deposits aren't counted as debt even though they are.

"If anything bears eloquent testimony to the infinitely precious virtues of the traditional American system," he proclaims, "it is the Jewish experience in this country.

(If anything, he bore a rubbery resemblance to the actor Walter Matthau).

DVD Talk's Jeffrey Robinson writes that "if anything, it will bore you and leave you wondering why you wasted an hour and a half of your life".

In lacrosse he is, if anything, better, the star of the Bears team, which lost the county finals to Yorktown, 10-4, last weekend.

With all the nostalgia now settling in on the doomed, 33-year-old edifice in the Meadowlands, little, if anything, has been noted about the Bears' dramatic and consequential victory in 1977 that gave them a season-ending six-game winning streak and their first playoff berth in 14 seasons.

The collision between bear and man has prompted a familiar debate about what, if anything, should be done, especially as the bears enter a critical period when they need to eat heavily to put on weight for winter hibernation.

The buyers of these instruments will bear the risk if anything goes wrong.

"If anything, it will make us all bear down even more".

Today, the price — still set by a government formula — is, if anything, lower than what the market would otherwise bear.

"If anything at all went wrong with the reused well bore, the press and P.R. would be terrible.