Sentence examples for burden long from inspiring English sources

But the Iranian widows of the Hidden Half of the Moon, a harrowing collection of memoirs and a long-running Farsi-language literary series, suggest that it is not the fallen soldiers, but the toiling survivors who carry war's burden long after the troops have gone home.

The approaches to discrete approximation of Pareto front using multi-objective evolutionary algorithms have the problems of heavy computation burden, long running time and missing Pareto optimal points.

Available treatments for paediatric drug-susceptible and drug-resistant tuberculosis, albeit generally effective, are hampered by high pill burden, long duration of treatment, coexistent toxic effects, and an overall scarcity of suitable child-friendly formulations.

It therefore more closely resembled a real-world situation with respect to patients' age, polypharmacy burden, long-standing diabetes, and comorbidities.

All may not be equal, but you will not be burdened long for any improvident decision.

Rather than being something to simply pacify, that worry became a thread that led back to psychic burdens, long accommodated but, in a flinch or a startled reaction, not fully forgotten.

(Later, his friends object: "How absurd! Patrice was an atheist!") The grave pallbearers heave up the heavy box and lug their burden the long, long distance down the crowded nave towards the towering front door.

They've been carrying this burden so long by themselves.

That outsized burden has long rankled Okinawan residents.

"Sandra had had this aura of burden as long as I'd known her," he recalled.

Milliner must bear that burden as long as he wears green and white.