Sentence examples for which usually bears from inspiring English sources

The proboscis, which usually bears backward-pointing hooks, can be withdrawn into the trunk, which may also bear hooks or spines.

The pollen-producing strobilus is a loose, pendulous, catkinlike structure consisting of a main axis to which are attached numerous appendages, each of which usually bears two microsporangia at its tip.

Consumer-goods firms, which usually bear the cost of promotions, like to reduce prices temporarily in this way, because a permanent low price may damage a brand's power to project an image of high quality.

Ellis also believes guards that deal exclusively with lower-security inmates are more likely to be relaxed than their counterparts at high-security prisons (which usually bear the acronym USP, for United States Penitentiary).

Even the title of the piece is silly, applying the name of a little girl's garment, a pinafore, to the fearsome symbol of a naval warship, which usually bore names like Victory, Goliath, Audacious and Minotaur.

Maintaining pension plans remains a major liability for large firms (just look at the carmakers), which usually have to make up the shortfall in bear markets.

In any case, the name by which foreigners know Hong Kong movies usually bears no relation to the domestic one.

However, those actions that are influenced by intense negative emotions cause an equally strong karmic attachment which usually does not bear fruit immediately.

The female usually bears a single young after five or six months' gestation.

It usually bears two heart-shaped, downy leaves and a single inconspicuous cup-shaped flower.

The research firm said Ford usually bears the brunt of GM's market share gains.