Sentence examples for will be able to bear from inspiring English sources

One for fans of the franchise who will be able to "bear" the reference-heavy story.

It remains unclear how heavy a workload the hard-nosed Bradshaw will be able to bear.

The finance minister, Fernando Teixera dos Santos, said that a failure to pass the austerity measures would create "additional difficulties…which I doubt we will be able to bear on our own".

Only companies with that kind of scale, Mr. Marchionne argues, will be able to bear the expense of developing new technologies, especially as governments demand higher fuel efficiency and lower emissions of the gases that contribute to global warming.

For the wretched truth is that the well-off will be able to bear the costs of conservatism; it is the poor and the struggling – those who need an active and interventionist state – who will suffer the most.

But the reader knows by this point that Macdonald will be able to bear the weeks ahead, that she is restored to herself and to those who care about her.

These will not be able to bear large and healthy fruit, and will take up valuable space and sunlight that other branches can use more effectively.

Kittles will not be able to bear weight on his leg for an extended period before undergoing arduous rehabilitation.

Their leaders worry that local companies will not be able to bear the heavy costs of the low emission targets the European Union plans to set in a new agreement.

Do not wear too much clothing or you will not be able to bear it.

Often, people who are transsexual/trans-gender will not be able to bear their biological gender for very long.