Sentence examples for may actually bear from inspiring English sources

People say, 'Well if it's on the books it needs to be utilized.' But unfortunately finality seems to be more important than what the facts may actually bear out".

Although these observations hint that the legume family may actually bear other Adh gene copies, this has not yet been investigated.

The real reason Sheffield's bears disappeared may actually have been down to plain old indifference.

It may actually have hit nothing.

They may actually have a good reason.

Economics cannot actually bear this burden.

A series you can actually bear to watch.

Descartes' remarks to Mersenne actually bear this out.

And it might actually bear some fruit, legislatively, who knows?

A fallen object on a boat, first thought to be a clamshell and then a decomposed human hand, may actually be part of a dead bear, perhaps a claw awaiting treatment by a taxidermist.

Kathryn Meisle may not be a latter-day Davis — she actually bears a striking resemblance to Annette Bening — but her Regina, in the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey's expressive, highly charged production of "The Little Foxes," is properly cold and selfish.