Sentence examples for weak to bear from inspiring English sources

The sugar fields and refineries of the West Indies were so harsh that slaves died young and many female slaves were too weak to bear children.

Determine who is the weakest to bear the pain.

They want weak countries to bear the brunt of the pain of adjustment.

But politicians are nervous about the likely reaction of electorates, not to mention the short-term economic impact of fiscal tightening, and are proving reluctant to specify where the cuts will be made.Markets have already tested the ability of the weakest governments to bear the burden of their debt.

It does not differentiate between the criminal and the innocent, and between the right or the sick or the elderly who is weak and is unable to bear and a man who is still bearing all this from the prison administration that is evil in mercy.

Private consumption is too weak for the economy to bear a tax rise right now.

Everybody has their -- forgive me Nigel for I am a weak man -- crossed eyes to bear.

BsmI polymorphism appears to bear only a weak relationship to breast cancer risk, if any, in this population.

The cooperative village scheme failed, bringing additional pressure to bear upon an already desperately weak economy.

In our experience of working with other data sets of D. mel developmental gene regulation, the threshold 0.5 helped us capture most of those weak sites that are not too degenerate and hence may be assumed to bear functional importance.

But balefully high unemployment across the euro area will continue to bear down on wages, which in turn will keep prices weak.