Sentence examples for burden before from inspiring English sources

Helsinki does not want to take on any additional burden before April 17th.

In a way, it's a relief, but it wasn't like it was much of a burden before".

The tough question for AMF and Goldman is how they can relieve the company of some of its debt burden before it snuffs the life out of bowling-center operations.

But it is difficult to muster much of a defense against this dismissive label when being asked to stomach sentences like these, which describe Jacqueline's memories of her former lover, a young French journalist who helped her flee Liberia: "Her escape would be his last burden before ridding himself of her vile country.

This reduces the user's burden before using the recognition system.

Tracking were analyzed in the three-channel montage for seizure number, duration, and quantification of seizure burden before reanalysis with the full 21-channel neonatal minimal placement montage.

Though they argued that paying writers for online projects would smother the new medium with financial burdens before it could really take off, the opposite may happen.

He rolls his eyes at all their requests as if he already carries too many burdens, before running off, sandals snapping against the floor, happy to complete his assigned tasks.

Coincidentally, the photographer explains that the number also signifies "the 108 defilements in Buddhism with which human beings are said to be burdened," before adding that, "To have been forced into sexual slavery for the Imperial Japanese Army, I can only imagine that the suffering these women endured was far greater than these defilements, but symbolically, there seemed to be some connection".

With concerns mounting that student debt risks reducing home purchases, retirement savings and small business formation, officials at the Treasury Department, the nation's biggest banks and the Federal Reserve are trying to find ways to help Americans manage their student debt burdens before it holds back U.S. economic growth.

However, there had been no definite imaging method that reflected metastatic disease burden and treatment effect before the advent of bone scan index (BSI) proposed at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center [3].