Examples of 'being borne' in a sentence
Meaning of "being borne"
being borne - This phrase can refer to the process of being carried, supported, or tolerating something
How to use "being borne" in a sentence
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being borne
The costs thereof being borne by the contractor.
He experienced a vivid lightness as if he were being borne on.
Sometimes she is depicted as being borne atop one or two lionesses.
Alternative outcomes, being the consequences of assumptions not being borne out.
Our mother was being borne away.
As hundreds of volunteers come to help, the promises are being borne out.
The father is being borne away to his last resting place.
Whose bodies were being borne on.
And this is being borne out once more in Colombia today.
Sensation of being borne.
The recovery means being borne at one end of the recovery sheath.
Most of the expenditure on these refugees is now being borne by Pakistan.
The costs of the project are being borne by all the federal departments involved,.
The dire predictions of critics of the Gaza disengagement are being borne out in full.
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A little less than a day after the referendum, are your concerns being borne out?
It is clear that the crisis is being borne by the most vulnerable.
Today, in the United States, virtually all of these economic conditions are being borne out.
The major source of power is being borne to a family of the inner circle.
It marks the China Standardized EMU started operation formally, being borne Rejuvenation.
They will not ease the crisis being borne by millions of families right now.
Abuja -- The burden of under-recovery of petrol price currently being borne by the.
Which he was being borne down.
And / or optionally within the actual structure, the functionalities under consideration being borne via monomers ( II ).
Member State, the cost of transport being borne by the person issuing the invitation tion.
There was no need to reiterate that the loss was being borne by Member States.
The only “ fruit ” being borne resulted from my efforts.
Many of these benefits are currently being borne out in the UK.
On the contrary, the old principle is being borne out, violence breeds violence.
It means that the fears of a Fortress Europe are being borne out by Union policy.
Capable of being borne.
But again, there is little evidence of this assumption being borne out in recent years.
The reverse had to show a victorious athlete being borne upon the shoulders of the crowd.
And unsettled, I was in danger of being borne down.
Relevant recommendations of the Assembly are being borne in mind in this regard.
We understand that most of the obligation is being borne by our European friends.
The salaries for the interns are currently being borne by the Mission budget.
We understand, again, that most of the pain is being borne by our European friends.
Such schools were very expensive, the full cost being borne by the Israel Defence Forces.
The works were completed in 1943, the cost being borne by public subscriptions nationwide.
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Costs borne directly by the public authorities
They too have borne great loss
This is borne out by the history of decolonization
