Sentence examples for burden in order to from inspiring English sources

"Brain wave analysis has helped me understand driver burden in order to reduce driver stress," he said.

We are ready to shoulder the burden in order to have more control over what we do and save a few pennies along the way.

However, I am quite willing to shoulder my current tax burden in order to have my children benefit from Social Security and Medicare as I have, and also to avoid passing a huge deficit on to my grandchildren.

By the end of 1921 the British clearly favoured a reduction of the burden in order to get Germany back on its feet; this issue caused increasing strain between the British and French governments.

If expenses like health insurance, retirement savings, and paid time off are not covered by an employer, professionals often have to do without, or accrue intense financial burden in order to pay for them out of pocket.

In order to have the best assessment of T-staging and particularly the distinction among T1, T2 and "early" T3, the plane of imaging should be perpendicular to the muscular layer at the location of the largest tumour burden in order to overcome problems with partial volume effect.

But, he added, it was also key to develop a new era of military co-operation with China, in which both countries "share security burdens in order to advance peace in the Asia-Pacific and around the world".

From Steinbeck's invocations of Judeo-Christian scripture to today's beachfront real estate squabbles, Californians have long taken on unwise financial and practical burdens in order to live near the sea.

Yes, it's true there are impoverished students who break the trend and do well; however, those students are the exception, not the rule, because they take on an unreasonable number of burdens in order to overcome the many obstacles in their path to success.

Two Ceria nanomaterials (NM-211 and NM-212) were tested for inhalation toxicity and organ burdens in order to design a chronic and carcinogenicity inhalation study (OECD TG No. 453).

They argued that this material is frequently "pirated" by competitors, and that it would be a substantial burden if, in order to obtain full protection, the printer would have to make registrations and bear the expense and bother of suing in Federal rather than State courts.