Sentence examples for stop bearing from inspiring English sources

But how hard it is to abandon a collective mission of mercy, to stop bearing witness.

Post-Dearing, the goal was for everyone to get a degree, and a crucial element of that was for the state to stop bearing the cost, since that was "designed in the 1950s for an elite system".

The Pakistani Army has promised the people of the area many more services like those if they will agree to stop bearing arms in public and cooperate with the search for Al Qaeda.

If mothers stop bearing children, it is the end of the human race.

Despite all the attacks she faced, she never stopped bearing witness to the injustices endured by ordinary women in the 18th century.

Local people say wild lemon and orange trees have stopped bearing fruit, there are no more butterflies or crickets, and new flooding issues have plagued the town since their industrial neighbors began to use the agricultural ditches that once let rainwater flow through for plant drainage use.

Chris Hobbs, a former special branch officer in border controls, said: "How likely is it for that driver to be stopped bearing in mind the number of traffic police has been hugely reduced?

On this day, we can say that Croatia stopped bearing its historical cross.

In particular, data on the "last birth" by mothers tends to be biased towards sons in a population where women have often stopped bearing children after the birth of a son.

It took a well-timed tackle by Steve Cook to stop Rodriguez bearing down on goal after Jake Livermore's pass had set him free, then the former Southampton player headed too high from Chris Brunt's corner.

The brainier of the 9/11 instant essayists don't stop at bearing witness to events; they also attempt, in the manner of art critics, to divine the disaster's semiotic mysteries -- maybe because they sense that intellectualism is all that creative writers have to offer now that TV has taken over their roles as portraitists and conduits of emotion.