Sentence examples for a heavier share from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a heavier share" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the distribution of resources, responsibilities, or burdens, indicating that one party is receiving more than others. Example: "In this project, I feel that I have taken on a heavier share of the workload compared to my colleagues."
But the British leader accompanied his vow to stick with the British commitment with a fresh demand that other NATO nations accept a heavier share of the growing combat with the Taliban.
Maurice Lévy, chairman and chief executive of the French advertising firm Publicis, on Tuesday became the latest European business leader to ask for higher taxes on top earners, writing in The Financial Times that it was "only fair that the most privileged members of our society should take up a heavier share of this national burden".
Echoing the views of other Democrats, Mr. Bensten said he expected some form of a capital gains tax cut to be approved this year, but emphasized that the cut would have to be fashioned in a way that would not place a heavier share of the total tax burden on Americans at the lower end of the income scale.
By dramatically increasing the social security tax, as recommended by Alan Greenspan to Ronald Reagan, we shifted the burden of government, so that today, seventy some percent of Americans pay a heavier share of their income in Social Security and Medicare taxes than they do in income taxes, and we pushed the burden down.
They and their attorney now must bear a heavy share of responsibility for the reverberating tensions.
We in the West deserve a heavy share of the blame for the intensity of the Ebola epidemic.
If the argument were valid, such countries as Australia, Denmark, or New Zealand, which make little use of employers' contributions, would be seen to be cornering a heavy share of world trade.
Coach Sergio Batista, who replaced Diego Maradona after the World Cup and mixed and matched his stars but never found the right formula, will no doubt shoulder a heavy share of the blame.
As in earlier violence after the accusations that Islamic symbols had been desecrated, the nature of modern communications bears a heavy share of blame: a single match lighted by an anti-Islamic zealot in Florida can — again via YouTube — ignite deadly riots a world away.
While developing nations carry a disproportionate heavy share of the burden, it would be incorrect to assume environmental threats to health in industrialised nations are not a concern [ 3].
