Sentence examples for a difficult burden from inspiring English sources

That was a difficult burden, since Mr. Espada's co-defendants were the co-signatories for the health plan.

By the very nature of an action for infringement, the copyright proprietor often has a difficult burden of proving the degree of injury.

"But the possibility that a young man could spend a significant amount of time in prison poses a difficult burden on me, considering my rudimentary knowledge of criminal procedure".

She said that she and the other Democrats who defeated Republican candidates would face a difficult burden winning re-election if the party did not follow through on pledges made in the midterm elections.

"The California group is facing a difficult burden in persuading the court to extend the decree," said Andrew I. Gavil, a Howard University law professor and co-author of a book on Microsoft's antitrust case.

"Courts are unlikely to unwind foreclosures unless borrowers can demonstrate that the foreclosure would not have gone forward with the correct pleadings, which is a difficult burden for most borrowers to meet," the report said.

She is lazy and wants the easy way out of any difficult burden or unwanted circumstance.

"It's a very difficult burden".

"That's a very difficult burden to show.

"This is imposing an unbelievably difficult burden on working families.

It's an extraordinarily difficult burden on behalf of the American people, and it's one we can solve if we build the political movement to do it.