Sentence examples for burden in the form from inspiring English sources

Her senior thesis, entitled 'Mattress Performance' or 'Carry That Weight,' embodies the concept of this emotional burden in the form of an "endurance art piece".

The Obamas paid only a fraction of their 2007 tax burden in the form of estimated taxes, which is perhaps a reflection of the unpredictable nature of their income last year.

The advantage of a nominal GDP target is that adverse shocks of these sorts are reflected equally in output and inflation, rather than imposing the entire burden in the form of a loss in output.

This is why even Mario Monti, the technocratic Italian prime minister, recently made clear that the deficit countries could embrace austerity and reform only if Germany changed its policies to accept a greater adjustment burden in the form of domestic spending and inflation, as well as appropriate E.U. policies.

To date, German households and small businesses have borne the burden in the form of high electricity prices.

The deal, as Dish notes in an SEC filing made this morning, will give Dish a much larger user base and revenue profile (if more burden in the form of a capital-intensive network).

Democrats might find that a more ambitious plan would get Republican support if it solved the fundamental problem -- excessive costs -- while avoiding additional burdens in the form of taxes, mandatory participation and piles of regulation.

This necessity, in turn, could place unnecessary burdens, in the form of excessive HTTP requests per second, on the NIH servers hosting the TCGA data, especially if the community begins to create multiple duplicate road maps of the data.

When directly confronted with the burden of war in the form of taxes, support for war among Americans declined on average by 10 percentage points.

Mr. Berger, who won an important takings case before the court in 1987, had an extra burden this time in the form of the legal talent arrayed against him, two lawyers with impeccable conservative credentials who argued for upholding the appeals court's decision.

Can courts ignore the First Amendment and the Copyright Clause and amend the copyright statute "by judicial action" and do what Congress cannot: Empower publishers to leverage their single-source-monopoly into a licensing scheme by imposing a burden on books in the form of parodic copyright notices so that they can exercise copyright censorship over materials that students must have for learning?