Sentence examples for make bearing from inspiring English sources

As important components of wind turbines, slewing bearings are large and expensive, and these properties make bearing tests challenging.

It's a difficult decision to make, bearing in mind you want to balance a good reputation with the possibility of being exploited.

The woman was twenty weeks pregnant, overweight, and poor; she lacked health insurance, and she had a heart condition that, a doctor told her, made bearing a child potentially lethal.

The General Bearing Corporation said yesterday that it had received a buyout offer from a management-led group to take the company private, valuing the company, which makes bearing components and products, at about $26.7 million.

Several action figures and figurines have been made bearing Ivy's likeness.

"The loss of inheritance has made bearing the loss of human lives even more difficult," laments Luxmee Maharjan, a journalist who worked with the Kathmandu-based Himalayan Times.

Practical measures must be taken to ensure that progress is made, bearing in mind that, while Europe remains a financial force to be reckoned with, its population is diminishing in global terms.

They make bearings for all manner of rotating machinery and had a turnover last year of £1.1m.

The stiffness values of surface mat and underlying weak peat deposit from load-sinkage test were determined by specially made bearing capacity apparatus.

A spokeswoman for the prosecutors' office said the decision was made "bearing in mind the opinion of Mr. Magnitsky's family and friends," because it could result in clearing his name.

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