Examples of 'come to bear' in a sentence
Meaning of "come to bear"
come to bear: To become relevant or important in a particular situation; to have an influence or impact on something
How to use "come to bear" in a sentence
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Two arguments have come to bear on this matter.
Come to bear her aid.
His deepest worries come to bear.
I have come to bear witness to it.
Everything we have ever wanted will soon come to bear.
The pulley is intended to come to bear radially against a belt.
Economists say history shows certain forces eventually come to bear.
All come to bear.
They know full well that pressure is going to come to bear on them.
The skirt may even come to bear on the holding element.
This is kind of the intersection that makes everything come to bear.
There are no fundamental reasons that come to bear to buy these companies.
I come to bear witness to the suffering of the people of Gaza.
The computational complexity theory has come to bear on this question.
All these things come to bear on women and girls, their bodies and their lives.
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Her actual awareness of the penalty does not come to bear.
And now she would come to bear witness for all of them.
This particularlyconcerns sectors where competitive forces have come to bear only recently.
He also has come to bear witness to Christ.
Make him hear what is not there His deepest worries come to bear.
It can even be past life issues come to bear on the current lives.
If the warrant is executed and something is seized, other considerations come to bear.
From this a few words can be formed which come to bear some resemblance to ayaviri.
They will come to bear on this in a most awesome manner . ".
Because Christ advised Pilate that He had come to bear witness to the truth.
This ring 20 can come to bear axially against a shoulder 21 of the primary piston 3.
I am kif of the clan kroker, come to bear my young.
I never thought I'd come to bear such a burden to bury my child at fourteen.
Everything we've ever wanted will soon come to bear.
I never thought I would come to bear such a burden to bury my child at fourteen.
Essentially, the con of the century has come to bear.
Thus does the Christian come to bear sin and guilt for others.
The azaleas are blossoming ', and the people have come to bear witness.
How about if criminal charges come to bear after a transportation law incident?
Estimating 1 . 9 hours until her weapons come to bear.
Because of this the European Community has come to bear a special responsibility for world trade.
When wondering why ain't come to bear.
Such forms of adjustment have come to bear adversely on quality and cost-competitiveness.
Evidently, political considerations also come to bear on this case.
The peripheral portion 83 may come to bear in substantially sealed manner against the side wall 65.
RM, Some of the themes I just mentioned will come to bear on this story.
The grip portion 8a may be plane and come to bear against the stationary upper eyelid 3.
Advantageously, the assembly comprises a locking member able to come to bear against the connecting member.
The cover 8 is adapted to come to bear on an outer surface of the frame 7.
I am Kif of the clan Kroaker, come to bear my young.
The teeth 15 are curved over and come to bear on a shoulder 17 of the manifold chamber 9.
One day, Qi hopes, this line of research will come to bear on human health.
The smaller heels 31 also come to bear against the scalp of the user.
This displacement is continued until the abutments 56 come to bear against lower edges 26 '.
Nevertheless, the time has come to bear the unbearable.
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Thou shalt not bear false witness
Bear patiently with me for a few minutes
And a man must bear this responsibility
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It did not even come from his instructions
I come to offer my resignation for my post as chancellor
I just happened to come here for sightseeing
