Sentence examples for plan has borne from inspiring English sources

Mr Dabrowski's plan has borne considerable fruit on a smaller level too.

"When finished, this will be the first time the state plan has borne out its promise," said Tim Dillingham, a former director of the Sierra Club's state chapter and currently assistant director of the American Littoral Society, a coastal environmental group.

So far, that detailed planning has borne fruit more than 2,000 times, with well-gambled success in almost impossibly competitive, vast-field handicaps, like Newmarket's Cambridgeshire Handicap in the autumn, his hallmark.

Kristen has borne her share of grief.

He had borne his bitterness well.

None had borne children.

There was no repeat of the 1999-2000 winter crisis this year, but nurse shortages are still an acute problem, and the 10-year NHS plan has yet to bear fruit.

Under its latest CEO, Stephen Elop, Nokia has been trying to turn that trend around and has put his former employer Microsoft's Windows Phone OS at the core of that strategy, although judging by its latest quarterly earnings, where sales fell by more than $4 billion, that plan has yet to bear significant and ripe fruit.

"This plan has been developed by one of the country's top traffic experts, who have successfully designed and managed plans like this many times, and they have taken input from Transport Scotland, BEAR Scotland, PKC Highways and Police Scotland".

Some approaches have borne fruit.

These have borne some fruit.