The phrase "all burden" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of "all burdens" or "the entire burden," but as it stands, it lacks clarity and grammatical correctness.
Example: "He felt that he had to carry all the burden of the project on his own."
Alternatives: "the entire burden" or "all the responsibilities".
Similarly in India, the proportion of all burden explained by mental, neurological, and substance use disorders rose from 3% in 1990 to 6% in 2013," they write.
According to Christen Ostrom, Business Development Manager at the creative agency Clarity Coverdale Fury (which created the Quitplan ad), tax software, insurance and smoking cessation are all "burden categories". It is difficult to get excitement out of customers about tax season, or car insurance.
8 Throughout Europe, 23% of years of healthy life are lost and approximately one-third of all burden of disease is caused by neuropsychiatric diseases.
The limitations of this study which are inherent to all burden of alcohol studies include inaccuracies with alcohol exposure data, risk estimates (discussed previously), and mortality data.
Statistical significant differences were seen for among others emotional problems, mobility, societal life, burden on family and for all burden sum scores.
All burden items were scored on a five-point rating scale ranging from not embarrassing, painful or burdensome to extremely embarrassing, painful or burdensome (1=not at all; 2=slightly; 3= somewhat; 4=rather; and 5=extremely).
"U.S. research has shown for years that there are many more heavy drinkers in the general population, who create a larger share of the over-all burden of alcohol misuse accidents, injuries, fatal alcohol crashes, alcohol-related violence than there are clinically diagnosable alcoholics," Sharon Wilsnack says.
"U.S. research has shown for years that there are many more heavy drinkers in the general population, who create a larger share of the over-all burden of alcohol misuse — accidents, injuries, fatal alcohol crashes, alcohol-related violence — than there are clinically diagnosable alcoholics," Sharon Wilsnack says.
If we put all the burden on senior women then we are only over-burdening them.
This is all a burden for the younger actors here.
