Sentence examples for be expected to shoulder from inspiring English sources

He cannot be expected to shoulder the responsibility alone.

Pharmaceutical industry executives say they cannot be expected to shoulder the burden of diseases of the poor alone.

Taxpayers would be expected to shoulder more of the burden of providing their own pensions and health care.

They are, as yet, on probation, and only upon gaining the rights of full citizenship will the young males be expected to shoulder its duties.

Training and advising the Iraqi forces should continue to be an important priority, these officers have argued, but the Iraqis cannot be expected to shoulder the brunt of the security effort so quickly.

"I think it's a great idea — if you are looking to force rich people to move to states like Florida," said Mr. Trump, dismissing the notion that the wealthy should be expected to shoulder the burden when times get tough.

But the seniors are expected to shoulder much of the responsibility this season.

Lower oil prices always cause operating costs to fall because contractors are expected to shoulder some of the pain.

Families today are experiencing untold pressures and are expected to shoulder enormous burdens at a time when resources for support are becoming ever scarcer.

"The high degree of international responsibility we are expected to shoulder is something new," says his boss, Mr Schröder, with some relish.

With Albert Pujols mired in a slump, the Cardinals are being lifted by their corner outfielders: Matt Holliday, who was expected to shoulder a heavy load, and Lance Berkman, who was not.