Sentence examples for become a burden to from inspiring English sources

"Food has now become a burden to us," he said.

I've become a burden to my family.' " His small savings ran out quickly.

Either I don't work, and then I become a burden to society.

But they have become a burden to many geologists at Christian colleges around the country.

There are concerns that such laws may become a burden to the police.

He hated that his problems had become a burden to anyone else.

In effect, the chair's resources become a burden to bear, not power to relish.

And then, maybe you become a burden to your brothers and they have you cut off" from the family.

But she had feared "that I'll become a burden to you and that you'll make me feel it".

But we want to make sure that there are no environmental concerns that become a burden to the town.

"And since I have chosen to resign, the inquiry will not become a burden to taxpayers and committee staff".