Sentence examples for beyond the burden from inspiring English sources
Some critics welcomed these trends as a sign that Israeli film-makers were finally thinking beyond the burden of national political concerns.
In seeking to address global health issues, we should look beyond the burden of disease and recognise that the biggest effects will come from looking "upstream".
Beyond the burden of managing taxes and employee payroll, cash-only businesses can put retailers' safety at risk.
Beyond the burden of his son's death, he knows as an announced presidential candidate he will come under heavy attack from Republicans.
To go beyond the burden in the number of deleterious mutations and consider their effects, we compared the distribution of selection coefficients in the population models with and without growth.
In this paper, we present the results of a qualitative study that compared the experience of people who reported multiple morbidity but contrasting consulting rates to investigate possible explanations for frequent attendance, such as views on the role of the GP, beyond the burden of multiple conditions.
But of course, the implications of Clinton's plan extend well beyond the burdens it places on working people.
Chancellor Alistair Darling said, in his pre-budget report, that in future increases in pension costs would be shared with staff, up to a ceiling beyond which the burden would fall just on employees.
Nevertheless, with the overall trend in cancer survival rates extending beyond 5 years, the burden of care usually falls on family caregivers, particularly on the spouse [ 5– 7].
Beyond this age the burden of acute and chronic illness rises exponentially, as does the need for MV, which is an almost absolute indication for ICU admission.
Consequently, there is a critical threshold in their capacity to provide the necessary level of care to the parent: below that level, middle-aged children are able to combine care for their parent with their normal daily activities; beyond that threshold, the burden of care becomes too high and the care of the parent has to be transferred to a facility.
