Sentence examples for burden leading from inspiring English sources

The MHRA may struggle to cope with the additional burden, leading to a slower, less efficient system.

Surely firms would choose whichever regulator imposed the lightest burden, leading regulators to compete by trying to out-lighten each other.

Additionally, MLAA algorithm substantially increases computational burden leading to long processing times, which makes it currently impractical for clinical application.

However, this push in resolution comes at a cost of a large encoding burden leading to very lengthy scans.

Moreover, we suggest a greedy algorithm to decompose a camera motion trajectory into a more compact set of slices and fibers, and together with the efficient convolution computation via fast Fourier transform (FFT), the proposed GAC models concurrently overcome the difficulties of computational cost and memory burden, leading to efficient GAC-based deblurring methods.

"For an increasing number, payments are an insurmountable burden, leading to delinquency rates that are considerably higher than those on other forms of debt," the study concluded.

In this short 'At a Glance' piece, we illustrate what happens when proteins misfold and defensive homeostasis mechanisms are unable to keep up with the protein-folding burdens, leading to devastating human disease.

He will enter it, as the American coach often does, with the burden of leading one of the favorites.

With President Bush on the way out, the burden of leading an effort to rebuild the nation's infrastructure would fall on either Barack Obama or John McCain.

For the Conservative, elected last May, the view is a reminder of the burden of leading the capital through a recession.

His team-mates, for the most part, were worse than mediocre; they needed his help and more: the Wizards played best when Jordan was healthy enough to take on the burden of leading the 'offense'offense