Sentence examples for and a burden of from inspiring English sources
When the office closed, Ms. Defoe kept a copy — and a burden of responsibility.
From his predecessors he inherited a precarious economy and a burden of debt.
Mr. Abrams said the commission was handicapped by the $100,000-a-day limit on fines it can impose on a utility, and a "burden of proof that is very high".
These data may be generalisable to other middle-income countries including African and Latin American countries with EMS systems and a burden of burns.
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CE global prevalence is estimated at 2-3 million human cases and a burden of 1 million DALYs accounting for underreporting [ 2].
Women with endometriosis often lose their confidence, and carry a burden of sadness that longs for release.
According to Clarke, this could mean closure by default, because volunteer workforces are by nature unstable, and will face a burden of constant fundraising for running costs.
HAVE THE ACADEMICS and liberals laid a burden of guilt on you about the plight of the Third World?
The new prince will have an inheritance not just of wealth and status but also a burden of duty and obligation.
Alex is beaten to the point of disfigurement, and he grows up under a burden of regret.
