Sentence examples for that bears about from inspiring English sources

The friends finally arrived in New York last summer, and took up residence in a newly renovated, forty-two-hundred-square-foot, five-bedroom loft in Tribeca, which rents for ten thousand dollars a month — a move that bears about as much relation to the typical postcollegiate experience as "Sex and the City" does to the demographic it purports to represent.

In T. trisulca trisulca, however, that bears about the same number of symbionts as P. trachelioides, MG was never detected (Table 1; Figs 2 & 3).

I couldn't resist Cuidad Victoria, a tiny, orange-red currant tomato, a native of northern Mexico that bears clusters of about a dozen fruits as big as your pinky.

As the novel begins, the detectives intercept a team of suicide bombers and discover in their hide-out a curious artifact: a copy of The New York Times dated Sept. 12, 2001, that bears a headline about the destruction of the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan.

Musical listening is a topic that bears on questions about the relationship between hearing sounds and hearing sources.

They sketch out ways of representing the complex activities and events of the past; they explain and interpret significant outcomes; and they base their findings on evidence in the present that bears upon facts about the past.

The management school that bears his name recruits about a third of its students from outside the business world.Scout's honourThe most important reason why people continue to revere Drucker, though, is that his writing remains startlingly relevant.

ROME — In Episode 2 of this season's In the Studio series, which takes you into a designer's private working space, Silvia Fendi, the creative director of accessories and men's wear for the company that bears her name, talks about her obsession with order, her first job at the company (phone operator!) and her family's special request to the president.

It also illustrates another interesting trend — one that bears directly on the debate about the Buffett Rule.

What about the policy that bears his name?

Dr. Francesco Carapelli, the president of the extra-virgin-oil company that bears his name, was there, talking about his favorite subject.