Sentence examples for burden attached from inspiring English sources

There is a peculiar burden attached to being the USA basketball team, a pressure not just to win, but to win with a fitting grandiosity.

Research of caregiver burden in MND family carers has documented the considerable burden attached to caring for persons with MND [ 28, 29].

Patients with type 2 diabetes are at increased risk of cardiovascular events, and there is an associated economic burden attached to this risk.

Why, once a couple has signed on the dotted line, shouldn't they be treated like married couples, with all the benefits and burdens attached to that status?

The fact that most black Americans do not know our tribes doesn't make us any less African, just as knowing one's tribe does not make you immune of the burdens attached to black skin.

In both worlds, a special burden attaches to any individual in leadership.

That Rocco DeLuca and the Burden are attached, in these ways and more, to Kiefer Sutherland — son of Donald and star of "24" — may not be their only claim to distinction, but it is the only discernible reason for the existence of "I Trust You to Kill Me," Manu Boyer's inconsequential documentary about the band's brief first tour of Europe.

ADHD in adults remains a disorder which is poorly understood and where an 'emotional burden' is attached to the term especially among professionals who have not traditionally been involved in the diagnosis or treatment of ADHD [ 42, 44, 45].

If you want to avoid the burden of attaching shelves to the wall, this unit is the perfect alternative.

Instead there was a burden of shame attached to teenage pregnancy outside marriage.

Is there a burden of proof attached to paternalism?