Sentence examples for burden of cleaning from inspiring English sources

The environmentalists say economic declines have less to do with environmental regulations than with the state's tax policy, the quality of schools, Montana's 1997 deregulation of electrical power -- and the enormous financial burden of cleaning up defunct mining sites.

But in an age of conspicuous consumption, the global recycling business has taken on the burden of cleaning up what you don't want and turning into something you can't wait to buy".

We hired a cleaning service to relieve me from the burden of cleaning my house when I was too weak to handle the responsibility on my own.

As Southern California takes on the heavy burden of cleaning up from what's become a one-two punch of devastating wildfires followed by heavy rains that caused deadly mudslides, this is some of the detritus left behind.

Disposable cassettes, reagents and components are used to ease the burden on cleaning.

He also wants to shift more of the burden for cleaning up sites from businesses to taxpayers.

Since the West created the industrial revolution and the greenhouse gases that supposedly caused this "crisis," it's our obligation to take much of the burden for cleaning them up.

In addition to the staggering job of cleaning up after the flood, there was also the burden of mourning, as details of the deaths the city sustained over the weekend emerged.

But the cost of cleaning contaminated soil and groundwater is the property owner's burden.

How much of a bond or escrow deposit will the drillers be required to establish to pay for the costs of cleaning up any contaminated ground or water to ensure that the taxpayers will not bear the burden?

And he is unafraid of cleaning agents.