Sentence examples for will bear for from inspiring English sources

Producers have a right to charge whatever the market will bear for tickets to their shows.

Companies often seem to charge what the market will bear for cancer drugs — as much as $35,000 a month and $100,000 a year in various cases.

Isn't it just a euphemism for the fact that Genentech charges what it perceives the "market" will bear for its "commodity" -- your health?

Setting a price at whatever level the market will bear for the cancer drug Avastin is an outrageous affront to taxpayers.

Oldham said Catt had asked her to tell her husband and children that she was sorry and was aware that the crime was "a burden that she will bear for the rest of her life".

While deregulation will allow utilities to charge what the market will bear for electricity, they'll continue to be restricted on what they can charge to move it around.

I'm a marathon runner - in the sense that I have run one marathon and, given a glass of beer and a free ear, I will bore for Britain and a few small South Pacific nations on my training patterns: energy gel ingestion, shoe selection, toilet training for those long and lonely trots through the park.

I have to ask myself if I am thinking about something for reasons that will bear weight for a number of years or if it's just a passing anxiety".

Unless something changes, Republicans will bear responsibility for blocking renewal of a popular, lifesaving initiative.

He said: "This person will bear responsibility for crimes against humanity, torture, murder of Ukrainian citizens including servicemen of the Ukrainian armed forces".

By virtue of his immense skill and his role as the floor general, Williams will bear responsibility for promoting this more democratic style of play.