Sentence examples for added burdens from inspiring English sources

That approach "might unfairly target members of unpopular groups" and place added burdens, including fear of lawsuits, on teachers and administrators, he said.

Rent-setting is not always transparent, rent reductions can bring added burdens and wholesale beer prices are higher than those untied publicans pay brewers.

Chelsea and Tottenham did not play this weekend, but have added burdens by games in the Europa League and the FA Cup.

While the Clinton administration sees potential advantages and opportunities to extend American interests and power, it has also expressed concern about the mechanics of the process and the added burdens it might generate.

At the time, the lobbying arm of the American Cancer Society said that making patients see doctors more often to get prescriptions would impose added burdens and costs on them.

But in a discussion of health-care plans on the ABC News program "This Week," Ken Mehlman, the Bush campaign manager, said that "only a Massachusetts liberal would say that a program that will cost $1.5 trillion" and place added burdens on business and government made sense.

We have an added burden".

An added burden is his celebrity.

Emigrating was hard enough without that added burden.

Canton parents, who have financed the team since 2006, have an added burden.

And one more hopeless situation didn't feel like an added burden.