Sentence examples for a burden for future from inspiring English sources

Let's be clear: the problem is that high house prices are a burden for future generations.

But thoughtful Germans may conclude that a crisis that has created such a burden for future taxpayers stems partly from the ill use of their own savings.

Long-term emissions of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) landfills are a burden for future generations because of the required long-term aftercare.

One of the safety and environmental advantages of fusion is the limited amount of long lived generated radioactive waste which might be a burden for future generations.

Was this a "burden for future generations"?

The world fusion programs have had a long goal that fusion power stations should produce only low level waste and thus not pose a burden for the future generations.

But he also suggested that the excessive expansion of government is the enemy of effective government, and that our rapidly increasing debt will prove a punishing burden for future generations.

The growing prevalence of obesity is posing a significant burden for future generations by increasing their risk of noncommunicable diseases such as cardiovascular disease (CVD).

As governor I will prepare for all scenarios, and I will not allow a massive new entitlement to grow into a huge financial burden for future generations of Arizonans.

And most graduates will leave vast (and growing) chunks of debt unpaid, leaving a potentially devastating burden for future taxpayers.

While Mr. Graham is correct in his assertion that Social Security and Medicare costs will be an increasingly difficult burden for future generations, his solution doesn't address the underlying cause of the problem -- deteriorating demographics caused by an aging U.S. population.