Sentence examples for a long term burden from inspiring English sources

It will already be too late for millions of Latinos who will suffer unemployment, underemployment, low wages they may carry as a long term burden as a result of their years in school.

Again, as the economy strengthens, such federal spending would slow and not remain a long-term burden.

Their suffering and lost potential, as well as their medical treatment, will be a long-term burden in every sense.

On Wednesday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued a report that found the payday and direct-deposit loans could transform from short-term credit into a long-term burden.

Rather than give Humphries the three-year, $24 million deal he was seeking, the Nets signed him to the same figure over two seasons, making him vastly overpaid but less of a long-term burden.

The remaining balance has now become "bad debt," because it represents wasted opportunity, imprudent spending and a long-term burden on what once were rock-solid companies.

Further, there is evidence of a long-term burden even of isolated forms, mainly in challenges for psychological and social adjustment [ 14- 16] as well as reduced life expectancy [ 17].

Early and timely recognition of women at risk and appropriate referral is necessary, as this may reduce the duration of treatment [ 46, 70] and potentially reduce subsequent long term burden of PTSD both to the individual and society [ 71].

There may be a system we can come up with that has a Texas flavor that allows us to leverage federal dollars without being beholden to a long term financial burden".

The purpose of the present study is to determine whether SCF+G-CSF has a long-term effect to reduce the burden of β-amyloid deposits in a mouse model of AD.

Environmental degradation is now so severe, with such stark domestic and international repercussions, that pollution poses not only a major long-term burden on the Chinese public but also an acute political challenge to the ruling Communist Party.