Sentence examples for bit of burden from inspiring English sources

Agency: Specsavers Director: Tim Bullock The word "cheap" can be a bit of burden when it comes to marketing your company.

You could say it's a bit of a burden, but compared to my father's burden of growing up with the same name in the same branch of service, is minimal.

"It's become a bit of a burden".

"It's become a bit of a burden," he allowed.

My imagination was a bit of a burden for my mother.

It's a bit of a burden, as any collector knows.

"So it just puts a little bit of a burden on someone.

While having a sensitive nose is great for my job, it can also be a bit of a burden.

Those transfer funds will not, of course, be as extravagant as the ones that, you feel, became a bit of a burden to Hughes at City.

But growing up Felsenfeld, he said, wasn't so easy: "I always thought the name was a bit of a burden.

"It's comfortable," she says, "but you still feel like a bit of a burden on your parents, as much as they love and care for you".