Sentence examples for burden asked from inspiring English sources

The administration, arguing that the decision imposed an intolerable burden, asked the three judges to reconsider the case.

In putting its mind to this objective, and its achievement, Lifting The Burden asked two questions: "What makes headache services good?" and "How is it known whether a particular headache service is good, or needs to be improved?" In reality, defining quality of care is less easy than it might seem.

You have more resources than you may realize -- and you owe it to yourself to share some of the burden, ask for help, delegate.

"Why is new housing being tasked with something that is perceived to be a community burden?" he asked.

Acknowledging that When Breath Becomes Air describes this responsibility as both an enormous blessing and a burden, Minor asked Kalanithi about physician wellness.

Noting that the memoir describes this responsibility as both an enormous blessing and a burden, Minor asked Kalanithi about physician wellness.

Instead, Burden was asked whether he intended to make a political point in such works as "All the Submarines of the United States of America" (a collection of 625 model submarines, representing every sub ever built by the Navy) or "The Reason for the Neutron Bomb" (a grid of 50,000 nickels and matchsticks, representing "all the Soviet tanks in Eastern Europe").

A further question to investigate burden was asked namely assessing 'days out of role' [ 15].

However, to reduce participant burden, we asked about some foods as a group only, even though actual contaminant levels may vary by individual food item.

PNs then applied the DFT by showing patients a vertical line ranging from 0 to 10 with 0 indicating no burden at all and 10 indicating extreme burden, and asking them to rate the burden of diabetes in their daily life.

While Mr. Smith emphasized the burden the law put on adults who have to request unblocking, Justice Stephen G. Breyer said: "What's the burden in asking?