Sentence examples for issue bore from inspiring English sources

Another person, who has known both Clintons well for many years, said that Hillary's penchant for attacking on this issue bore the telltale marks of her personality, not Bill Clinton's.

The first issue bore the signatures of treasurers or accountants, but this was dropped the subsequent year.

That issue bears directly on the competition for Matsui, because the Yankees' shortstop and captain is Derek Jeter, who is signed through 2010.

This issue bears on a larger one: was Gallo's behavior so extreme as to be anomalous, or was it to some extent encouraged by what Crewdson calls a "hypercompetitive" scientific culture?

The only sign of dissent came in a thoughtful open letter published last month by 17 writers and academics, who criticised "a climate of nationalist agitation", pointed out that the issue bears little relation to the country's main problems, and called on Argentina to accept the rights of the islanders to self-determination.

Representative John Kline of Minnesota, the top Republican on the Education and Labor Committee, said in the debate that the student-loan issue bears "an eerily strong resemblance to the health care debate that rages on today" — and that there was no reason to end the Federal Family Education Loan, started in 1965 and still used by three-quarters of the nation's colleges and universities.

Set well back from a thoroughfare connecting downtown Fayetteville and the military base, the mosque's main door opens into a foyer where a table holds a stack of newspapers, the Chicago-based Muslim Journal, whose Oct. 12 issue bears the large headline, "G-d Bless America, We are Muslim Americans Serving G-d and Country".

This issue bears directly on another well known philosophical controversy.

The issue bears on women's oppression because if the agent acts mostly from her deformed desires, she is likely to contribute to her own oppression.

Sharp-eyed readers will note that this issue bears an Oct. 6 cover date, whereas their last FORBES GLOBAL was dated Sept. 15.

This issue bears on the explanation of the widely observed disparity between willingness-to-pay (WTP) and willingness-to-accept (WTA) valuations of costs and benefits, which has proved problematic for contingent valuation studies.