Sentence examples for big onus from inspiring English sources

"I think there's a big onus now going to be on Joe Ledley," he said.

And they put a big onus on the U.S. Senate to come up with numbers on emissions cuts goals.

"So there's a big onus on the leaders to make sure they set the tone and lead by example, so that should be followed by the guys coming in.

As Google builds platforms like ARCore and Daydream that allow users to step into virtual worlds or put virtual scenes inside their phone's field-of-view, there's a big onus on game developers to craft the content that makes the platforms worth checking out.

Ryan Braun is posting numbers very similar to last his 2011 MVP season but the questions about PED's puts a big onus on his campaign.

My.Kali is now the only LGBTQ media outlet left standing in a region where queer and trans people are still widely rejected, which puts a big onus on the magazine to keep lifting up the voices of Arab LGBTQ people.

"Me taking on a bigger role, it puts a bigger onus on me carrying the team a lot more and being more dependable," Greene said.

All five of the big powers are likely to be mentioned, with the biggest onus on countries that have continued to supply Iraq since the imposition of UN sanctions in 1990.

Mr Videgaray calls this "the democratisation of productivity .The reforms also aim to put a much bigger onus on autonomous regulators, which he hopes will do a better job of trustbusting than politicians have.

The biggest onus lies on the Iraqi government, which has not shown any signs of taking the embattled Sunnis on board.

Under this approach, big banks would bear a very heavy onus to demonstrate in concrete terms that their continued growth – and even the maintenance of their current scale – can be adequately managed and supervised.