Sentence examples for was being borne from inspiring English sources

He said the inequality in the burden of warfare was being borne out by the "cruel" Pentagon decision to call back former active-duty soldiers.

For Karzai, the brunt of the US war on terrorism was being borne by his people with little long-term payoff for Afghanistan.

** In case we don't get the picture, Flashman explains, "It was being borne in on me that the moral climate of Abyssinia was not quite that of our own polite society".

Donald Cone, a baggage handler in Pittsburgh, said he was bothered by the feeling that the cost of keeping United aloft was being borne by employees more than executives.

Like several people I met in Las Vegas, Cook believed that Dan Okrent's initial concern about a weakening of ties between fans and their favorite teams was being borne out.

In case we don't get the picture, Flashman explains, "It was being borne in on me that the moral climate of Abyssinia was not quite that of our own polite society".

Some of the costs, however, are being borne by students.

The uptick in interest is being borne out by sales as well.

The cost of the deal is being borne by electric ratepayers in Suffolk County.

"It is being borne by paratroopers, marines, Interior Ministry troops and militia units.

Today, the losses are being borne by investors in hedge funds and banks like Bear Stearns.