Sentence examples for Principal burden from inspiring English sources

Ms. Burton, a Tony nominee this year for "The Constant Wife," bears the principal burden of the play's ponderousness.

The principal burden of all this fell upon Asquith, but Lloyd George gave him vigorous support in a series of notable philippics against the aristocracy and the rich.

In the United States, which bears the principal burden of a sustained confrontation, support for the President shows no sign of faltering.

A member of his firm talked in Washington with counsel for the F.C.C., and he reported to us that the Commission felt that the principal burden of defending the F.C.C. decision would fall upon the Commission, and that the Commission did not feel that it needed any help from us in defending its decision.

But although Banzhaf went before the Court of Appeals and argued in the proceedings he had started, the principal burden of defending the F.C.C. decision in court, as the Cancer Society people had expected, fell upon counsel for the F.C.C. itself, and the F.C.C.'s success was clear-cut.

The principal burden in these algorithms is the real implementation of the pheromone.

That is one of the principal burdens of leadership.

As for the No. 1 happiest job, aren't school principals burdened by the responsibility of hundreds of young lives, discipline problems, teachers with vastly different levels of competency, mountains of paperwork and days that start at the crack of dawn?

For more than a century, Britain has carried the principal defense burden here, assisted by Australia and New Zealand and other Commonwealth troops during Imperial days.

While these charges can be loaded onto the principal, the burden becomes high if the loan is due and the owner or his family want to keep the old place by paying off the mortgage.

Of course the payments of interest and principal are a burden on current and future taxpayers, but they will ultimately be received by American people and organizations, many of them taxpayers.