Sentence examples for burden has increased from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the burden has increased, because it now includes Medicare, which is also viewed as an entitlement.
But now it has become a huge millstone, given that the tax burden has increased sevenfold in the past two years alone".
The idea that he did not know that the tax burden has increased since the election was absurd, and he had to endure an uncomfortable half hour of wriggling and squirming before the Conservatives gave up.
The number of people with a severe rent burden has increased under Bloomberg's reign, with NYU's Furman Center reporting that, as the median gross rent in the city increased 10% between 2005 and 2011, the median household income fell.
But now it has become a huge millstone, given that the tax burden has increased sevenfold in the past two years alone". At no time has there been such a glut of property on the market, according to the Hellenic Property Federation (Pomida), which reckons more than 500,000 property owners want to sell.
The Central Bank has raised interest rates four times since March, and intervened in the currency market, but all to no avail: the real has lost almost a quarter of its value so far this year.Since much of Brazil's public debt is pegged either to interest rates or to the dollar, the rise in both means its debt burden has increased (see chart).
In a letter to Tyrie, HSBC chairman Douglas Flint insisted Trueman "had not resigned and is not about to do so" and that Thomson, who tendered his resignation in September, had done so mainly because his work burden had increased because of "expanded regulatory expectations of bank non-executive directors".
BCR-ABL by fluorescence in situ hybridization had decreased to 4.0% however, the JAK2 V617F allele burden had increased to 83%.
As global chronic illness prevalence and burden have increased during the past 15 years so too has the body of research evidence identifying the absolute necessity to engage people with chronic illness in self-management.
In contrast to the old days when they mainly took responsibility of the medical services for local residents, all of the village doctors thought that their work burden had increased by providing public health care and primary prevention after the contract service was implemented.
