Sentence examples for may be bear from inspiring English sources

Home-builder stocks may be bear traps for a while.

As distressing as not being able to fall asleep may be, bear in mind that it is perfectly normal to experience a period of sleeping difficulties for a whole host of reasons, some perhaps unknown to the person unable to sleep, and that many people overcome insomnia naturally after a short period of time.

In this case, of course, his accusations may be borne out.

It may be borne not out of romanticism but from the evolutionary need to survive.

The flowers may be borne singly, in groups, or on arching spikes.

Both male and female flowers may be borne on the same plant.

The antheridia and archegonia may be borne at the tips (apices) of the main shoots or on special lateral branchlets.

The sporangia may be borne in specialized structures, such as sori in ferns or as cones (strobili) in many other pteridophytes.

The sporangia may be borne in specialized structures such as sori in ferns, cones (strobili) in some pteridophytes and most gymnosperms, or flowers in angiosperms.

Indeed, some economists believe that the $350 million figure may be understated, since it does not account for the city's cash economy or the smaller costs that may be borne by people forced to rearrange every aspect of their lives.

The many small heads may be crowded together in one-sided clusters, or groups of heads may be borne on short branches to form a cluster at the top of the stem.