Sentence examples for bigger burdens from inspiring English sources

Its relations with the forces have suffered as the military has been given bigger burdens without matching resources.

Indonesia's president, amid more talk of "differentiated responsibilities", said all countries should take on bigger burdens, and told fellow leaders to "think outside the box".

So I tapped the same source of strength that helped get my mother and father out of bed every day: they expected a degree of unfairness but knew that the people who had paved the way carried bigger burdens in much more difficult circumstances, enduring challenges just to find a job or to be able to vote.

And it has indulged in false economies that shave the cash requirements of the war today by, for example, hesitating to purchase mine-resistant vehicles only to store up much bigger burdens for the future, such as the cost of caring for veterans injured by roadside bombs.Critics have questioned some of the authors' estimates, since these were first rehearsed in an academic paper in 2006.

That puts a bigger burden on Rose.

In fact, fund directors bear an even bigger burden.

Servicing this debt is becoming a bigger burden for Ford.

As a consequence, Delhi "bears a much bigger burden".

Longer life spans place a bigger burden on the younger generation than ever before.

"It's even a bigger burden since we're so tiny," Ms. Rocha said.

Fannie and Freddie, not the banks, imposed the bigger burden on taxpayers.