Sentence examples for it will bear on from inspiring English sources

The science that studies it will bear on a certain kind of being, immovable substance, immaterial being, not on being as being.

But the design of the open-air structure at the top, which will bear on its relationship to the four other office towers envisioned at the site, has yet to be resolved or approved by state officials.

Obviously, answers to any one of these four questions will bear on how the other three ought to be answered.

The great political leader would now seek and find the pivotal balance in this ratio: the closer the terms Greece brings back to the table are to what Merkel offered, the greater the pressure on her to concede, while the more the agreement is tweaked or changed, the less that pressure will bear on her, the more easily she will deflect it.

How many she can draw from marketplace to museum will bear on her success.

The petitioners will bear on their record the history of their criminal convictions.

Many factors will bear on the inquiry, and we do not presume to set out a definitive checklist or test.

NASA is also generating evidence that will bear on the fault tree, possibly strengthening some branches and eliminating others.

Asked whether his experience running New York City schools would inform his efforts in this particular challenge, he said, "I think my whole life's experience will bear on this".

After having sorted and selected the recycled aggregates, their characterization will bear on the comparison of the physical and mechanical behaviour of the recycled aggregates and natural materials (sand and gravel).

If his policy prescriptions at this point do not vary radically from Mr. Obama's — they both want to exit Afghanistan by 2014 — his outlook and emphasis, and the pressures that will bear on him, may push him in different directions.