Sentence examples for burden of balancing from inspiring English sources
The Institute for Fiscal Studies said the coalition government made "remarkable choices" to cut income and corporation tax that shifted the burden of balancing the budget to already hard-hit areas of government spending.
Without I'll Have Another, NBC sheds the burden of balancing the feel-good narrative of a horse trying to be the first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed in 1978 with the news-oriented coverage of O'Neill.
As an argument intended to persuade seniors to accept his recommendations, it assumes that we elderly are as selfish and greedy as those who seek to place the burden of balancing the budget on the neediest of our citizens.
That rich pensioners, in particular, were spared the burden of balancing the nation's books, while students were loaded with debt and young people were shut out of home ownership.
Patients and their families should not unfairly bear the burden of balancing the federal budget.
The role of the woman as the homemaker has gendered implications, as the women disproportionately bore the burden of balancing the needs and expectations of all the household members within the available means.
Already, efforts such as the Asia-Pacific Economic CooperaddressingC) are addressing the issue of balancing privacy without unduly burdening cross border data flows.
Osborne insists it would be a "disaster" to turn back from his target of balancing the budget within five years and social spending must share the burden.
Ms. Walters had made it across the wire during her baptism on the first day with Mr. Petit and Tuesday morning on her own, but now she would have the added burden of a balancing pole.
However, the burden of making adjustments and balancing this act within the means available at their disposal fell disproportionately on the women.
In short, [youth sports] initiates kids into an adult world that has been only partially transformed by feminism, where many of the burdens of bridging and balancing work and family strains are still primarily on women's shoulders.
