Sentence examples for burden has grown from inspiring English sources

The tax refund burden has grown progressively worse.

"It is a wake-up call," says Peter Fisher, undersecretary of the Treasury and the Treasury's representative to the PBGC.Many experts think that the agency's burden has grown largely because companies lack incentives to fund their pension schemes adequately.

In just about 100 years, our tax burden has grown over 465%.

Yet their tax burden had grown.

As the burden of government has grown, the influx of wealthy residents has reversed.

The burden of regulation has grown heavier for public companies since the collapse of Enron in 2001.

The government is planning an extra €3 billion ($4 billion) of taxes next year, which will push up the overall tax take in the economy to 46.5% and make 2014 the fifth consecutive year that the tax burden in France has grown.

With the fallout of the crisis, the financial burden on donors has grown.

The cost burden to society has grown precipitously in recent years, with direct costs reaching $7.3 billion and indirect costs soaring to $4.28 billion.

"And the shopper, and just for the record, the dish washer too!... Cary, such burdens taken on, has grown.

The administrative burden on those physicians has grown to rival the clinical burden.