Sentence examples for burden for both from inspiring English sources

"Yitzhak is not here, so you must carry the burden for both of you".

But the line could turn out to be an expensive burden for both the city and transportation agency.

The projected cost of $2 trillion over the next decade is an unaffordable burden for both the elderly and the government.

But Gastón Gaudio and Guillermo Coria, who dueled in the 2004 French Open final that ended up becoming a burden for both men, are retired now.

But the United States Supreme Court decision today, ordering a new opinion in an earlier case about whether Ms. Harris could reject manual counts, presented a new burden for both sides.

The government also "has considerable scope to support domestic demand by boosting income growth and by reducing the tax burden for both companies and individuals," Jing Ulrich, chairwoman of global markets at JPMorgan Chase, wrote in a note on Friday.

I love to eat, so it's easy for her, though also at times a burden for us both.

Now, thanks to the hard work of Richard Holbrooke, America's U.N. representative, and his staff, the U.N. has agreed to trim the nation's share of the financial burdens for both the U.N.'s general budget and for peacekeeping.

It results in extra tax burdens for both companies and employees with health plans, and can affect payments including retirement, pension and life insurance as well as having a bad effect on morale.

New tools need to be developed that decrease the burdens for both providers and patients for reporting.

A majority (60%) of the respondents stated that government estimation of the disease burdens for both communicable and NCDs in Pune were gross underestimations of the actual numbers.