Sentence examples for burden and in the from inspiring English sources

Simmons also called MIT "a blessing and not a burden" and, in the spirit of the day, noted how useful it was to "keep a sense of humor" intact.

As a Turkish writer who is also published in the West, the novelist Orhan Pamuk is often laden with an ambassador's burden, and in the two years since the Sept. 11 attacks it has grown only heavier.

Interestingly, little toxicity was seen in the 177Lu-m11B6 treated groups and weight loss was only seen in the control groups (Fig. 5b), most likely as a result of growing tumor burden and, in the case of the mice treated with non-specific IgG, probably due to high absorbed doses to normal organs (Fig. 5c).

Basic epidemiological data such as incidence, fracture type, age and sex distribution, mechanisms of injury, and surgical procedures can provide estimates when discussing disease burden and in the planning and provision of healthcare.

Some of the key informants were of the opinion that nursing curricula are unresponsive to changes in disease burden and in the health system and that there is a disjuncture between government's emphasis on PHC and the training of nurses.

But the conquest proved profitless and became an expensive burden, and in 1718 the Morea was returned to the Turks.

Instead of requiring the user to be completely responsible for proving who they are, it puts the burden (and control) in the hands of the administrator where it makes more sense.

Everyone has a role to play in tackling this growing disease burden and in addressing the challenge of non-communicable diseases".

In the case of a microhydro plant this can impose unrealistic burdens, and in the absence of support structures from local technicians, spare parts, and a clear sense of ownership infrastructure can quickly fall into disuse.

Current vaccines are inadequate to control the disease burden and outbreaks in the field.

Italy has asked other European nations to share the burden and take in some of the migrants.