Sentence examples for burden of actually from inspiring English sources

The real question is who bears the burden of actually meeting that need.

We think this will make submissions even better, by removing the burden of actually having to labor over Excel.

In the movie business, to spare potential producers the burden of actually reading treatments, screenwriters, actors, and directors pitch their stories in person.

Someone might come across the page and smile knowingly at the songs they knew, but shifting the burden of actually compiling the mix to its intended listener defeated the purpose entirely.

Rob Portman, of Ohio, insisted, "The burden of taxation actually increases in this bill for the wealthiest Americans".

The influence of comorbidity on risk of death has been show to vary across hospitals, including greater burden of comorbidity actually being protective [ 7].

If we can improve our systems, we may be able to reap many of the benefits of having a national identity card without the burden or cost of actually having to implement one.

"An NCR defense is one of the very few instances in criminal law where the burden of proof is actually on the accused, which means that it is much harder for the defense to make its case, especially since Magnotta refused to be evaluated by the Crown's psychiatrist.

It is clearly appreciated from the graph that countries with lower relative need (i.e. burden of disease) are actually the countries with a higher number of health professionals.

For I believe that by releasing "passing interest/low keepsake-value literature" from the burden of physicality, you are actually releasing the words from their worst liability: the price and inconvenience of actual bookness.

Yet the average income tax burden of the wealthy was actually higher then.