Sentence examples for that bears close from inspiring English sources

It is easy to see why Colin Powell, America's new secretary of state, has singled out Indonesia as a country that bears close watching.Even if these nightmares never come to pass, the present difficulties will probably cost Indonesia another year in its efforts to get back on its feet.

It's an experiment that bears close watching, even if the collaboration was entirely coincidental.

Instead, we identified a mechanism that bears close resemblance to a selection system.

The latter is an entrancing work that's the closest the Mercury prize has come in years to nominating a classical album, albeit one that bears closer resemblance to the oeuvre of indie label 4AD than to Harrison Birtwistle.

Actually, now that I mention it, I can think of one good use for shredded wheat (though I challenge anybody to find one for Weetabix): it's the western product that bears closest resemblance to kadaifi (or kataifi), so it'll help me explain the texture of this magical pastry.

The Science Area, in which most science departments are located, is the area that bears closest resemblance to a campus.

The close genetic association of dvlL with the ctrA locus in all Wolbachia genomes also suggests a conserved relationship that bears closer scrutiny.

RASSF4A is a 1337-bp thatscriproducesproduces a protein of 321 amino acids that bears closest homology (∼ 60% identity) to RASSF2.

Another element of acrylamide science that bears closer examination is the question of how children metabolize the chemical compared with adults.

Some of these examples involved specific turns of phrase or passages that bore close resemblance to work published elsewhere.

There are, therefore, some opinions regarding Ibn Ḥanbal that bear closer scrutiny in the light of new documents and recent studies.