Sentence examples similar to Increasing burden of duties from inspiring English sources

A big part of this shortfall streams from the increasing burden of frailty.

"This quantitative information really helps to find the increasing burden of MCI," he continued.

"Increased burden of ultra-rare protein-altering variants among 4,877 individuals with schizophrenia". Nature neuroscience 19 (19): 1933-19419

The increase in inequality in 1999-2000 was driven principally by the increasing burden on poorer people of indirect taxation such as VAT and the "sin" duties on alcohol and tobacco.

A series of jihadist attacks and outbreaks of civil unrest have placed an increasing burden on police in recent years, with many taking on additional duties, working unpaid overtime or facing cancelled holidays.

The cost of child care is an increasing burden for many families.

Anand added: "In the calendar year to date, the drinking-out market has grown in value by 3.2%, with volume down and prices rising ahead of inflation, on the back of rising costs and the increasing regulatory burden of duty and tax.

But this entitlement is an increasing burden.

That might be less popular than Labour's "mansion tax" on £2m-plus properties or Osborne's recent decision to increase the burden of stamp duty for richer buyers, but it would be much fairer, while increasing the costs of leaving properties standing empty, one of the myriad causes of Britain's housing crisis.

Increased burdens as a function of position in the food web have been noted.

Strict regulatory requirements have greatly increased the burden of administrative and bureaucratic duties.