Sentence examples for burden depending on from inspiring English sources

But the truth is that these London Olympics actually are the legacy — the reward or the burden, depending on one's appetite for tax increases — for all those games the British developed and codified in the 19th century that now fill up the Olympic schedule.

Current research on gratitude in transplantation has shown that a sense of gratitude can be a psychological benefit as well as a burden, depending on the context.

Time for the latest instalment in the rolling cyber-drama of Daniel Hannan, the Tory Party's very own YouTube hero (or burden, depending on how you see things).

Africa's huge population of young people will either be a major advantage or a heavy burden, depending on whether African governments can come up with a "strategy to reap the demographic dividend," President Nana Akufo-Addo of Ghana said last week in a speech at the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum at Harvard Kennedy School.

The work required to enter metadata was not seen as a major burden, depending on the frequency and scale of data that is deposited.

As shown in Fig. 5, the production of POM and the electricity consumed in the injection molding of the body are responsible for 76 90 % of the environmental burden depending on the category.

This burden depends on the substantive law governing the claim.

With adventurous full-backs, lively wide players and sharp-shooting midfielders, there was no need for Wayne Rooney and Jermain Defoe to feel the goalscoring burden depended on them.

The degree to which the debt will become a burden depends on how much more is issued, the future rate of economic growth, population growth, and the path of interest rates.

Minimizing a company's tax burden depends on its type of business and especially on the share of foreign business done by a company.

In this case, the amount of wear on rail transit burden depends on the weight of the vehicle, while passing the rail and the weight of the load at the contact of wheels and rails is transferred to the rails.