Sentence examples for burden beyond from inspiring English sources

No private eye or deputy inspector is complete these days without a burden (beyond, of course, the crime at hand).

In addition, Fox's new deal includes a renewal of its cable rights on Fox Sports Net and Fx, spreading the financial burden beyond the broadcast network.

Taxes have always been a bit of a problem in Levittown, which lacks significant commercial properties to spread the burden beyond homeowners.

And gradually Bell and Jonny Bairstow, the lad who owes his place to the absence of Kevin Pietersen and therefore is seen to carry a burden beyond even that which might be expected of someone whose international career is still in its infancy, pulled England out of immediate trouble with a 124-run partnership for the fifth wicket before Bell was well taken at wide slip for 58.

In contrast, only little is known about the magnitude of the public burden beyond this early hospitalization (re-hospitalization, outpatient services, and medication) and non-medical costs like expenses for special education or indirect costs because of lost productivity, especially from the families' perspective.

This may explain the CKD burden beyond pediatric age.

The burden of "beyond a reasonable doubt" does not apply in a civil trial, where a jury need only conclude that it is more likely than not that Cosby assaulted the plaintiff.

Like other agencies that use Grants.gov, NSF imposes administrative burdens beyond those required by Grants.gov.gov

Duff can try to take that into account by saying that certain formalities in punishment, including both censure and the taking on of burdens beyond those of making material reparations, are necessary to repair the social damage done by a crime.

They give us meaning, dignity, and burdens beyond the ways the market and the meritocracy dole out goods.

To sum it up, the general, about to retire and seemingly speaking from his heart, believes that both the Marines and their equipment in Afghanistan are wearing thin, that their core competencies are being neglected and they are bearing burdens beyond those traditionally imposed on them.