Sentence examples for is being borne from inspiring English sources

Is not the man who is being borne aloft by his desperate comrades, the one who is furiously brandishing that red fragment of clothing or pennant in a kind of desperate apex of optimism, still living in hope of rescue?

The cost of the deal is being borne by electric ratepayers in Suffolk County.

"It is being borne by paratroopers, marines, Interior Ministry troops and militia units.

The uptick in interest is being borne out by sales as well.

The brunt of the coalmine expansion, according to Amnesty, is being borne by India's Adivasi aboriginal communities.

The high cost of these changes is being borne by the government (40%) and provincial and local governments (60%).

Some of the costs, however, are being borne by students.

Today, the losses are being borne by investors in hedge funds and banks like Bear Stearns.

All the expenses are being borne by Lapindo, which is controlled by the family of Indonesia's senior welfare minister, Aburizal Bakrie.

But a lot of the costs of that transition are being borne by specific groups of workers in the developed West.

"It is a global common meant for all but the costs are being borne by those who have least contributed to it.