Sentence examples for be burden from inspiring English sources
Afghanistan did "not want to be burden" in future, he said.
Examples of such factors could be burden of symptoms, which has been shown to explain 14% of the variance in LS, 1 functional capacity, and depressive mood. 1, 2 From a medical point of view, however, knowledge about the associations between cognition and LS might offer additional tools in an attempt to maintain LS in this patient group.
"I consider it a turning point because there is a recognition that there needs to be burden-sharing in this fight," he told a visitor to his office in the Colombia Embassy, one wall dominated by a large portrait of Simon Bolivar, the great independence hero of Latin America.
France agreed there should be burden-sharing in the case of a "massive influx" of refugees fleeing the war in Libya but, by implication, today's Tunisian economic migrants are for Italy to manage (albeit with financial and other help to strengthen its borders).
To be ashamed is to be burdened, irritated, resentful.
Do not, for once, be burdened by concerns about cash.
"Why be burdened with such high fixed costs?" he asked.
"You can be burdened by too much research," she said.
Verl Lister was burden enough.
