Sentence examples for added onus from inspiring English sources

The added onus will be on Mathias Kiwanuka, a talented pass rusher who has spent parts of his career alternating between defensive end and linebacker.

He added, "The onus must be placed on the wrestlers to win the match".

He added: "The onus was on Marussia to present a case compelling enough to make the concessions they were asking for - and they are significant concessions".

Dr. J. Christopher Gallagher, director of the bone metabolism unit at the Creighton University School of Medicine in Omaha, Neb., agreed, adding, "The onus is on the people who propose extra calcium and vitamin D to show it is safe before they push it on people".

If necessary, the patient must be heavily sedated or muscle relaxed, adding the onus of critical illness myopathy to critical disease.

But he added that the onus was on the federal government and Norilsk Nickel to offer more to help people find new homes and new economic opportunities.

Matthews added that the onus should be on Vodafone, O2 and others to put notices up in shops and have information leaflets in phone packs about what is legal and what is illegal to say in a tweet.

Placing the onus on himself, he added, "I still feel like if you make a good enough stroke and you have the right speed there's a good enough chance the ball will go in".

Steinbrenner added that he was "not putting the onus" on the batting coach Rick Down for Hideki Matsui's offensive problems.

She added there was no time for excuses and the onus was on those that complained about terrorism to show what they were going to do bring about a political settlement in Syria.

In a speech that placed the onus on school leaders to improve standards, he added: "It's important to get the legislation right and funding in place and walk that tightrope, but there's only a limited role that I can play.