Sentence examples for added burden of having from inspiring English sources

The added burden of having independent auditors scrub through tax returns and delivering meticulously drafted offering statements can easily offset the benefits of crowdsourcing a maximum of $1 million — a sum that is scarcely enough for ambitious startups.

Whatever sadness or burden I've been living with since then, my brother's also been living with, but he's lived with the added burden of having the exact same name as our mother's murderer.

"Places like Hackensack, which is host to a homeless shelter, should not have the added burden of having their taxpayers pay for the cost of a decent and appropriate burial," Ms. Weinberg said.

While Mr. Obama will be judged in time on how well he can negotiate America's way out of the financial crisis, Mr. Brown carries the added burden of having overseen Britain's economy as chancellor of the exchequer for a decade before becoming prime minister in 2007.

I'm generally not taken by reissues that present an artist through radically different recording situations from track to track; the endless length of CD's presents work enough without the added burden of having to reconfigure your ears and brain every three minutes.

It's good to be a full-time researcher, without the added burden of having to prepare lecture courses and so on, but I do miss teaching students.

Those who arrived in Canada before November 4 — before the Liberals came into power — also have the added, sometimes crushing, burden of having to repay the government for transportation costs, which can be as high as $10,000.

These socioeconomic facts might impact further on the tensions and moral dilemmas that patients experience in their efforts to self-manage, and thus add to the burden of having a chronic disease.

These varied document control requirements and expectations add burdens of required documentation.

Firstly, the price of conventional fossil fuel is too high and has added burden on the economy of the importing nations.

The added burden and cost of an investigation will prevent the enforcement of patents against parties that do not have any relationship to the patented technology.