Sentence examples for burden comes from inspiring English sources

Part of that burden comes from a jittery public.

Most of the computational burden comes from uni-directional and bi-directional prediction.

The burden many men take on to be primary breadwinners, and where that burden comes from.

The extra burden comes to 4.2 FTEs per hire, including the executive's own time.

Though some are life-threatening – such as severe asthma attacks and anaphylaxis from a nut allergy – for most the burden comes from their chronic nature.

As soon as the burden comes upon him he grows teary and slouches onto the floor almost immediately, overwrought at the idea of mustering the energy to act.

The current regulatory burden coming out of Washington far exceeds the federal government's constitutional mandate.

Another burden came from rising departmental spending and higher interest payments, something economists warn could worsen.

"Amanda Burden came up with ideas regarding how to address this issue from the zoning perspective: limiting bank frontage on the avenue to twenty-five feet or less".

Burden came up with the idea in 2002, at which time he planned to build a replica of the Eiffel Tower for the dirigible to circle.

The ancient Greeks had a class of physicians who were called "horse-doctors," and the Latin term for the specialty, veterinarius ("pertaining to beast of burden"), came to denote the field in modern times.