Sentence examples for thus bore from inspiring English sources

Formation Properties I said it owned only Habana's real estate and leased it to an independent company, and thus bore no responsibility for resident care.

The divided German church thus bore the brunt of the costs of civil war, and it needed peace almost at any price.

In its final development the English legal profession thus bore a resemblance to the European professions particularly to that of northern France, where the parlements (courts) had a corporate life and apprentice training not unlike that of the Inns.

The biggest obstacle to global progress has been countries like China and India that made no pledges at Kyoto because, they argued (and continue to argue), the industrialized world caused most of the problem and thus bore most of the responsibility for solving it.

On July 3, Hancock continued in his position on Cemetery Ridge and thus bore the brunt of Pickett's Charge.

"I started reading Andrew during the run-up to the Iraq War and thus bore witness to one of the most amazing real-time about-faces in recent memory," Coates wrote of Sullivan's decision to no longer support the war.

The U.S. thus bears some responsibility for arming and training a generation of young Muslims to be warriors.

To speak to someone is to be within their personal space, and speech thus bears certain consequences.

Consumers may start to spend less in anticipation of their mortgage costs rising, while a stronger pound will make imports cheaper and thus bear down on inflation.

The papyri thus bear witness to a mathematical tradition closely tied to the practical accounting and surveying activities of the scribes.

His book thus bears a rather discomforting title, since its principal argument is that we can know nothing of evolutionary processes that occurred during those periods that recede far into the past.