Sentence examples for because the burden of from inspiring English sources

Date rape in particular is underreported, she said, because the burden of proof is very difficult.

Because the burden of this decline will fall on the bulk of the population.

And because the burden of proof under the 1994 law is the agency's, its ban was illegal, the judge wrote.

This is particularly the case because the burden of proof for product safety naturally falls on the developers of GM seeds, rather than being carried by the state.

One spouse donated to the other, then the recipient spouse left the donor, perhaps because the burden of gratitude had left the marriage irredeemably distorted.

And because the burden of negotiating among all these languages and file formats falls largely to network servers, downloads can slow to a crawl.

Then there's the stress that women have endured, largely on their own, not just because of the risk factors but also because of the burden of responsibility to prevent pregnancy itself.

When a girl gets pregnant most cannot go back to school, either because the school won't accept them or because of the burden of raising a child.

My insignificance is all the more galling because of the burden of self that hounds me, compels me to make connections between my insides and the ocean outside.

And a school budget went down on the first of two votes, in part because of the burden of educating non-English-speaking children.

I'm not saying there's been institutional sexism, but there has been a sort of blindness to female actors because of the burden of the classical canon".