Sentence examples for a harsh burden from inspiring English sources
"Any approach that is not based on cooperative discussions and involves unilateral actions would be tantamount to default, would isolate the Greek economy from international capital markets for many years and would impose a harsh burden on the Greek people as well as European taxpayers," said Charles H. Dallara, managing director of the Institute of International Finance, a banking group.
The overwhelming threat faced daily by our health workers is a harsh burden that they deal with continuously.
For them - and millions more in other cities that didn't make the top ten - the housing crisis is a harsh burden of today, not a fading memory of a decade ago.
Dawn Prince-Hughes knows only too well the harsh burden of suffering without taxonomy, of feeling that you don't fit your fate and you don't know why or who or what gnostic Merck Manual might define your despair.
It's a harsh side effect to measles – and, according to a 2010 study on the global burden of disease, diarrhea kills 1 million children under age five every year.
If the young bear the harshest burden of the economic crisis — 48 percent of Greeks below age 24 are unemployed — they do so with a mix of denial, frantic exuberance and a debilitating sense of the absurd.
Because filtering technologies no longer place as harsh a burden on content providers, the industry is in transition and expectations are changing.
That is a harsh judgment.
A harsh wind was blowing.
This is a harsh environment.
