Sentence examples for to bear over from inspiring English sources

Andy Murray will probably be relieved that the weight of a nation's expectation is the heaviest load he will have to bear over the next two weeks.

What is more, UBS contends, even with the recent restructuring, Greece's interest payments remain too much for the country to bear over the long term, at 15 percent of government tax revenue.

"Lovely bloke he may be, but the thought of Vince Cable, as Treasury secretary, bringing influence to bear over the banking system and its constitution fills me with horror.

The pressure being brought to bear over oil-for-food must be seen as part of [the Bush administration's] attempt to discredit the UN for its stance over Iraq.

From the first night of Joe Egg, he was a made man, his qualities of lucidity, line and sheer theatrical audacity instantly recognised and subsequently brought to bear over the next 40 years on one exceptional production after another.

A kind of unprecedented love was brought to bear all over his person.

The structure was innovative, with the FDIC agreeing to bear risk over a certain loss level in return for warrants entitling it to a stake in Citi.

Preliminary results in Glacier National Park suggest the method works.One of the biggest challenges to bear conservationists over the coming decades will be to connect existing bear populations to one another.

"Too many children speak of their goals with the phrase 'if I grow up.' We live in a society that values the right to bear arms over the lives of our children," he concluded.

If an explanation continues to bear fruit over the long run, then it is accepted as truth until it is replaced by a better explanation.

The many diversification and investment seeds we have planted over the last several years in the LED, power electronics, advanced solar and industrial markets are expected to begin to bear fruit over the next 18 months.