Sentence examples for be saddled with higher from inspiring English sources

More troubling, middle-class and lower-class families would be saddled with higher taxes.

"Employers will be left with fewer choices, and ultimately consumers could be saddled with higher premium costs, reduced access to providers, and lower-quality care".

Many more than that would be saddled with higher prices for prescriptions and preventative care screenings including mammograms.

Home buyers might be saddled with higher mortgage rates at a time they are already struggling to afford a home.

Students are being saddled with higher amounts of debt, and the schools have little responsibility as they encourage more and more families to take on more debt.

chief, noted in his speech that companies like Vonage and Primus can with relatively modest investments break into the new market, while Bell Canada is saddled with higher capital expenses.

But now borrowers are saddled with higher debt repayments and are vulnerable to relatively small increases in interest rates.The heavier burden of debt-servicing costs will constrain consumer budgets over the next year or so.

Small banks that took no part in reckless lending are saddled with higher costs because of the bailout used to rescue big banks that messed up; individuals who scrimped and saved during the boom are being hurt by interest rates kept artificially low to rescue the economy.

She is saddled with high taxes, our deficit, Obamacare and I can go on and on".

Another 3.4 million were saddled with high deductibles that would cause financial problems if they became ill.

Yet despite their windfalls, Porto are heavily in debt, and are saddled with high wages, the cost of building a new stadium for Euro 2004 and the country's wider economic woes.