Sentence examples for that bear up from inspiring English sources

Recorded music may not have the physical status it once did — LPs have given way to cassettes, CDs, and now digital files — but boxed sets are still going strong, and this year has brought plenty that bear up well as holiday gifts.

Recorded music may not have the physical status it once did LPs have given way to cassettes, CDs, and now digital files but boxed sets are still going strong, and this year has brought plenty that bear up well as holiday gifts.

Being practical people, most Cambodians today have concrete spirit houses that bear up to the rains and humidity but there are also intricate wooden houses if you know where to look for them.

But does that bear up under scrutiny?

To increase the probability of identifying genes carried by underrepresented species, as well as to enhance representativeness of the library, we adopted a strategy based on direct cloning of total, unamplified DNA extracted from the food matrix, into a fosmid vector that can bear up to 40 Kbp inserts.

The water that bore him up tried to bear him away, but he was caught among the posts of the decrepit wharf and there he was, ready to go and not going.

Germany has an enviably low unemployment ratio for young people – and an economy that continues to bear up relatively well.

To understand exactly what he means, and why he thinks that his predictions bear up to hard scrutiny, it's necessary to return to the title of the above-mentioned book, and the grand idea on which it's based: "the singularity".

Protect any furniture that can't bear up under sticky fingers or spilled liquids.

Such is the multi-layered nature of the comedy and the care that goes into each episode, which take nine months to make it from script to screen, that it bears up well to repeat viewing.

In an attempt to navigate between the Scylla of selling out and the Charybdis of ingratitude, Foreman adopts a mealy-mouthed formula that simply doesn't bear up under scrutiny.