Sentence examples for a future burden from inspiring English sources
"I'd be an advocate for these children, and help prevent them becoming a future burden.
Robert Kerse, finance director of Circle Housing, which has already converted 11% of its stock to affordable, said: "We would much rather the government continued to subsidise new affordable homes rather than raising rents, which is a future burden on the public purse through increased housing benefit costs, which could potentially outweigh the savings they are currently trying to make".
A severely impaired child therefore represents lost potential, a current drain on resources as well as a future burden.
The Pinch is about blame: who is culpable for the fine mess older people have bequeathed to younger people; a future burdened by debt, an impenetrable housing market and a dicey future plagued by climate change and poverty.
"In fact, if foundations step up to problems now and fund solutions at a faster spend-down rate, there will be a lessened future burden," he said, "and it will be less costly in both a social and monetary sense".
Our findings strongly suggest a substantial future burden of both morbidity and mortality from uncontrolled hypertension in Africa.
Trichiasis in children is most likely predictive of a massive future burden of trachomatous blindness and calls for urgent measures for trachoma control.
5 The high smoking rates among young women in the UK represents a significant future burden of both mortality and morbidity should this trend not be reversed.
In this way, the will-writing industry has managed to transform an act – making a will – which is meant to ease things for those you leave behind into an expensive future burden.
The astoundingly high prevalence of hypertension signals an enormous future burden of hypertension-related NCDs.
This approach could provide a valuable experience for implementing effective health promotion and disease prevention programs that will have major implications for a country's future burden of disease.
