Sentence examples for we may bear from inspiring English sources

And I firmly believe that if those of us who know the other side of aid work speak up about the scars that we may bear, employers may get better at preventing and supporting those who might suffer or are already suffering burnout and PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder).

We acknowledge the potential bias and noise that microarray data may bear.

We represented present and LGM climate with 19 'bioclimatic' variables (see http://www.worldclim.org), which may bear a closer relationship with physiological limitations than simple monthly means [ 60].

We show two novel motifs, one discovered by GLAM2 and one discovered by our method that may bear further investigation.

We assessed in a population from the MENA region the allele frequencies of two SNPs which may bear the capacity to confer risk for developing PTC.

We'll cross that bridge when we come to it," he said – will reinforce United's belief that their initial inquiries about the play may bear fruit.

We may have the right to bear arms, but we have the duty to bear children.

Some reptiles may bear their young alive.

Current negotiations may bear fruit in months to come.

It's an ambitious idea, and may bear fruit.

Tibial leg segments may bear variable numbers of spurs.