Sentence examples for a great onus from inspiring English sources

If Lahm plays at full-back, that puts a great onus on Santi Cazorla, who will presumably be restored to the left side of Arsenal's 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1

"Yes, there is some resentment and disappointment there, but there is a great onus on both the chairman and administrators to work on a solution.

But he stressed that there was a greater onus on banks and also bankers to take responsibility.

As longer, elliptical racetracks were built in New York and throughout the South, a greater onus was placed on jockeys to pace their horses.

China may aim for an earlier greenhouse gas emissions peak before its 2030 deadline, putting a greater onus on Australia to work with its key trading partner on renewable energy rather than fossil fuels, says a leading Chinese analyst.

The United Kingdom has made a commitment to reduce buildings carbon emissions, placing a greater onus on sustainable energy sources.

Reduction in institutional journal subscriptions for these organizations means less revenue to support academic conferences and a greater onus on individuals to purchase individual journal subscriptions for the titles where they have traditionally shared their work.

There is a greater onus to engage in the maintenance of all the constituent parts, including both the membranes and peripheral equipment such as the screens, blowers, motorized valve drives, and process instrumentation.

But he conceded that failing to win at home put a greater onus on his side to pick up away points, with difficult trips to Barcelona and Spartak Moscow, and the return in Portugal to come.

The proposals also place a greater onus on continental confederations and national associations to police themselves.

There is a heavy onus now on the fourth estate too.