Examples of 'bore fruit' in a sentence
Meaning of "bore fruit"
The phrase 'bore fruit' means that something has yielded positive results or achieved the desired outcome. It is often used to describe the successful outcome of a plan, effort, or investment
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- simple past tense of bear fruit
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bore fruit
It bore fruit and continues to give results.
His research bore fruit in the end.
She tended it carefully and it bore fruit.
The doubts bore fruit and we got seduced.
This wish never fully bore fruit.
So that we bore fruit for death.
This policy of intense efforts bore fruit.
The experiment bore fruit immediately.
An hour and a half later it bore fruit.
Jesus bore fruit in season.
The seed he had sown bore fruit.
No tree ever bore fruit without first having flowers.
It was not clear if either effort bore fruit.
These efforts bore fruit in the.
It is clear that some of those contacts bore fruit.
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The risk bore fruit.
Stigmatization of victims should decrease as awareness efforts bore fruit.
The lead bore fruit.
That proves that this cooperation also bore fruit.
This initiative bore fruit a year later in a transatlantic declaration.
But this latest study bore fruit.
Never bore fruit.
His revolutionary ideas soon bore fruit.
He planted seeds that bore fruit for generations to come.
Their collaboration soon bore fruit.
School bore fruit.
Two years later his decision bore fruit.
His decision bore fruit as he was rewarded with the captaincy of the team.
Our soldiers bravery bore fruit.
That kind of assistance bore fruit only as one aspect of a stable solution.
Their efforts quickly bore fruit.
It first bore fruit with the capture early last month of a military commander.
His hard work bore fruit.
Her patience bore fruit when her son began to share his feelings with her.
Our hard work bore fruit.
Their declaration received national attention and the legal strategy they launched bore fruit.
But the idea bore fruit.
That approach should therefore subside as the new government policies bore fruit.
His efforts bore fruit.
The skills training program of the social welfare department regularly bore fruit.
This warning bore fruit.
I believe that this bore fruit and that there is here a basic lesson for peacekeeping operations.
None of these requests bore fruit.
Their practice fighting together bore fruit and they were able to achieve considerable results.
Our meetings gradually bore fruit.
The policy bore fruit and Citroën recovered.
His struggle finally bore fruit.
His prayers bore fruit with the birth of the Prophet.
The work quickly bore fruit.
The pressure bore fruit and the Harari family received the plot they requested.