Sentence examples for is also borne from inspiring English sources

The critical role of the administrative cost (of coordinating overlaps) is also borne out by the model.

The higher exposure among farmers and fishermen is also borne out by the age distribution of the disease.

It is also borne out to some extent in the pictures here, most of which are from the Irvine Museum in Irvine, Calif.

The burden of print is not limited to the costs forced upon states that produce it; that burden is also borne by libraries and citizens who consume it.

While the victims naturally draw the greatest attention, the toll is also borne by the motormen, who are often guilty of nothing more than being in the wrong place when fortune chooses to take time off.

Besides those offered up by Mr. Kechiche's actresses, such variety of feelings is also borne out in "Concussion," with the spectrum of clients' proclivities and the polyamorous Abby's disconnect from a wife who admits, "I don't want anybody".

In principle these losses are also borne by investors.

Ginkgo ovules are also borne on a short shoot that is subtended by a leaf.

The name Arsaces was also borne by several kings of Armenia who were of Parthian royal blood.

Corporate tax changes largely affect owners of capital, but are also borne to some extent by workers.

The state now pays about $12 billion of the total $34 billion worth of Medicaid costs, because those costs are also borne by the federal government and localities, like New York City.