Sentence examples for which bears out from inspiring English sources

"Very few companies are designing their plans to pay above 200%," noted E*TRADE, which bears out in the study, where only three metrics exceeded this value.

The discovery, which bears out complaints about levels of dioxin emissions from Belgian incinerator plants levelled previously by Greenpeace activists, has widespread potential implications for farms near industrial areas across Europe.

Deli's poignant battle to help his son into a responsible adulthood takes a brilliant, shocking turn at the finale, which bears out the bitter calypso sung during the play: "Oh England, what a wonderful land, / In England, what you must understand... You's a black man in a cold cold land".

The NAO comptroller and auditor general, Amyas Morse, recently refused to sign off the accounts of the Department for Education due to his opinion that "the level of error and uncertainty in the statements to be both material and pervasive", which bears out Kerslake's concern: Morse says he simply does not know whether academy schools are spending public money well enough.

The cult of beauty was certainly destabilised by the Wilde trials of 1895 and his subsequent imprisonment, events which bore out the public's worst suspicions of the sexual transgressiveness inherent in the movement.

It is concerned with positive association between Ca2+ and ({text{HCO}}_{3}^) which is thought to indicate the process of carbonate dissolution on certain locations which bear out the previous published scientific results by Terzic et al. (2010).

But this nominee will not be that battle -- which bears pointing out.

And in my experience, which yours bears out, people make it extremely clear when they're willing to give us stuff free or at a discount.

A 20% fall in the S&P 500 index, which bears don't rule out, could wipe out those gains completely.

The aphorism, borrowed from the science-fiction author Robert Heinlein, is the inspiration for one of the N.R.A.'s most popular T-shirts, which bears the word "COEXIST," spelled out in brightly colored ammo cartridges and guns.

In addition to our observation of the unsafe floors, the older people, family members, and health volunteers all talked about the risk of the floor in terms of accidents, which was borne out in our analysis of the medical records which showed several accidents for the older participants.