Sentence examples for started bearing from inspiring English sources

Across CUNY's 11 senior colleges, the science initiative has already started bearing fruit.

Soon, the number of alcoholics in our village began to dwindle and our efforts started bearing fruit.

Washington went though a similar panic in the late 1960s as Israel's nuclear programme started bearing fruit, and initially there were grave fears about the programmes of long-standing rivals Pakistan and India.

Abbey's new owners' efforts at turning the bank around started bearing fruit, though seemingly at the expense of customer service, with the personal finance sections of newspapers highlighting a growing number of gripes about issues ranging from cash Isa transfer delays to problems in the bank's probate and bereavement department.

It may have been meaningful five years ago, before the government started bearing down on Microsoft and forced this change.

The finding that women above the age of 25 are significantly less likely to use condoms compared to women below 20 may be explained by the fact that younger women who may not have started bearing children are afraid that use of other modern contraceptives (such as injectables, pills and implants) create infertility problems and may therefore not be willing to use them [22, 23].

Oil palms take several years to start bearing fruit.

In late April, it starts bearing white bottlebrush-shaped flowers that last for weeks.

Experts once believed that Russia's mothers would start bearing children again after the upheavals of the early 1990's.

Pomegranate trees start bearing after three or four years, but take eight years to reach full production.

Chinese efforts to boost renewables and energy efficiency are also likely to start bearing a lot more fruit.