If Isis wins the competition, it should be because she is good at what she does – not because she has shouldered a burden or broken a barrier.
The urge to retreat was tempered only by the urge to be fair: everyone needed to share the burden of breaking the wind.
Inevitably, since "Hairspray," Ms. Winokur has been touted as a role model for large girls who might want to follow in her footsteps, and she said she felt the burden of breaking new ground.
In terms vibration frequency, therefore, the vibration from the breaking blast is less harmful to structures compared to the cutting blast for a certain velocity, and decreasing the burden of breaking blastholes is beneficial to reduce the vibrational damage of structures.
The partnership is a way for Lean In to broaden its reach after criticism that Ms. Sandberg's advice is relevant only to women in corporate America and that she places the burden of breaking through stereotypes on individual women instead of on workplaces and society.
She cited the amount of water peacekeepers would consume — up to 40 times per person what a typical Darfurian uses, the burden on already broken roads and communications, and the huge expectations the force's arrival will create.
To use a simple and increasingly common example, every time corporations successfully lobby for a tax break, the burden falls on the rest of us to make up the tax shortfall.
Smith put the burden on himself to break through his offensive slump — 28.1 percent shooting in the first four games of this series — and rediscover the edge that won him the sixth man of the year award.
We believe that primary care physicians are the most logical medical providers to break the burden of HBV-associated HCC among Asian Americans.
Among those proposed are declaring a standpoint sacrosanct because that breaks the rule against the freedom to criticize points of view, and evading the burden of proof which breaks the rule that you must defend your standpoint if asked to do so (see van Eemeren 2010, 194).
