Sentence examples for willing to bear from inspiring English sources

In this he echoed a common refrain: as long as the country maintains its insatiable appetite for oil, Louisiana will be willing to bear many of the risks.

We empirically test the theory (and the intuition) suggesting that people bearing an uninsurable background risk are less willing to bear other insurable risks and therefore increase their demand for insurance against insurable risks.

Mr Wiseman said: "It's a risk I'm willing to bear.

Few communities are willing to bear that cost themselves.

But that imposes an enormous societal cost that few other nations have been willing to bear.

These rates offer juicy returns for those willing to bear the risks.

It is a problem, Mr. Ignatieff said, that he is willing to bear.

And perhaps your wife is no longer willing to bear endless offspring.

Treasury officials say that is what the market is willing to bear.

"I'm willing to bear that cost to have such a beautiful feature," he said.

The nation, she said, wants the best care for everyone, but needs to decide if it is willing to bear the cost.