Sentence examples for burden against from inspiring English sources

Britain frets that an economic policy more clearly influenced by France could tilt the regulatory burden against Britain's large financial sector.

Running back Ray Rice got just 12 carries in week 15, leaving quarterback Joe Flacco to shoulder too much of the burden against one of the league's best pass defenses.

For as many countries as it can, the IFC plots its own measures of the regulatory burden against perceived levels of corruption, as ranked by Transparency International, a pressure group.

In considering the vaccine for national immunization programs, public health officials will have to carefully weigh the benefits of reducing that burden against the yet-to-be-determined cost of the vaccine and its limited efficacy against dengue 2. The results also pose quandaries for scientists.

To further assess the relationship, the researchers built a statistical model that allowed them to test the predictive power of infectious disease burden against other variables previously associated with IQ, such as education, temperature, distance from sub-Saharan Africa, and wealth.

The contraception rule has also been challenged by corporations as a burden against their religious expression.

Britain's debt burden, measured against its gross domestic product, is not nearly as high as Greece's or Italy's.

Lindsay Lloyd in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, bought her three-bed semi from Taylor Wimpey in 2009, but as a 22-year-old with little spare cash – and told by her solicitor that the ground rent would not be a burden – decided against paying £2,625 for the freehold.

This imposed a double burden to fight against enemy forces and to protest against the "friendly fire" of racial prejudice.

The yen, which has been soaring — another of Japan's burdens — fell against the dollar on the news, reaching 83.22 yen to the dollar.

Animals injected with scrambled control cells that were never induced or induced from day 0, 10, 29, or 56 all had similar disease burdens, arguing against any effects of the dox-rich diet.