Sentence examples for a further burden from inspiring English sources

Adding a further burden of debt to people doing postgrads is just creating a generation of debt peons.

Any takeover would have to be done so that it would not add a further burden to our current customers".

Mr Obama's decision was seen by some as creating a further burden for the struggling Detroit car industry.

The consumer financial protection agency will be able to do the job but it will not create a further burden on small banks and credit unions".

"These challenges are likely to become more intense in the future, especially as an ageing society places a further burden on declining resources.

The drought in southern Africa, fueled by the El Niño climatic event, is a further burden to bear for the continent's dwindling population of elephants.

Austerity, we'll see, is perfectly compatible with prosperity if it means not a further burdening of the private sector with still more taxes, but a material reduction in the size, scope and cost of government.

It has nothing to do with alleviating the suffering of asylum seekers – if Canberra cared about it, a regional solution would allow processing of claims in Indonesia – and will further burden a poor neighbour.

Tan loves to frame her trademark strained relationships in contexts of fate and identity, but here such themes only further burden a mundane story riddled with paper-thin characterisations.

The staff time required to administer a 2 hour test to 1,500 women per year (the average case load in the Maela ANC clinic) is significant, and like most resource-poor settings, will further burden a limited staff.

Some argue that increasing mental health services for children would further burden an already bloated government budget.