Sentence examples for burden hits from inspiring English sources

It is often only as people start trying to return to normality, following recovery, that the financial burden hits.

Refinancing, proponents say, is especially attractive as the nation's total student loan debt burden hits $1.2 trillion.

If the parent does not have the funds to pay for the rather high cost of home care workers or other care, the financial burden hits the rest of the family, and not all are equally able to pay the costs among siblings.

While children in urban centres are at more risk of exploitation and abuse, the burden hits twice as hard in rural areas where children don't have adequate access to basic services.

The ratings agency dealt a blow to Finance Minister Alistair Darling's 2009 budget which had already been mocked as too optimistic and debt-heavy by saying that even further fiscal tightening might not be enough to stop Britain's government debt-heavy byitting 100% of grosayingesthatproduct.

The last time the debt burden hit that level was just after World War II.

(There's just one 0.93% expense burden; it hits all Oakmark customers equally).

Whatever your feelings about "The Blair Witch Project," its no-tech mixture of "The Real World" and "Night of the Living Dead" should have freed the horror film from the burden of hitting the marks of all the slasher epics that came before it.

Labour cares more about inequality, not least the gap between London as a global financial centre and the rest of Britain, but even the pro-business Tories want the tax-shy rich to carry a fairer share of the austerity burden that has hit the poor hardest.

Patients were assessed before randomization and at the end of the 3-month-treatment-phase for days with migraine, migraine pain, burden of disease (HIT-6) and subjective evaluation of efficacy.

Patients were assessed before treatment and at the end of the 3-month-treatment-phase for days with migraine, migraine pain, burden of disease (HIT-6) and subjective evaluation of efficacy.