Sentence examples for which are borne from inspiring English sources

Spores develop in spore cases (sporangia), which are borne on sporangiophores.

Under the current system, officials say, fleet owners do not share the higher fuel costs of the less-efficient cabs, which are borne entirely by the drivers.

"It is much easier for the S.E.C. to settle for very high penalties which are borne by the shareholders," he said.

Additional economic costs, which are borne mostly by patients and their families, for example in lost income while off work, might be roughly equal to that much again.

The inflorescences of Betulaceae comprise a central axis on which are borne a series of greatly reduced and compressed spirally arranged cymules.

(The security costs in Davos alone are estimated to be about $8 million, which are borne by the World Economic Forum and the Swiss government).

The original name was Buonaparte, which was borne in the early Middle Ages by several distinct families in Italy.

A cone is a modified shoot with a single axis, on which is borne a spirally arranged series of pollen- or ovule-bearing scales or bracts.

"And one of the rules is, we have to be an exclusive community, which is borne out by our scriptures to a certain extent".

In general, climate change is encouraging an earlier emergence of adult butterflies, which is borne out in the west this season.

When Mr. Wright's most explosive remarks became public, Mr. Obama said he was not in church for those sermons, which was borne out by the records.