Sentence examples for burden of confronting from inspiring English sources

Copenhagen's broadest challenge is finding an equitable way to distribute the burden of confronting climate change.

He is a former president but also a father, and he commingled those roles today, speaking protectively of his son while also reflecting on the burden of confronting a global challenge from the loneliness of the Oval Office.

Davis added: "It is unsurprising, of course, that the burden of confronting and remedying injustice falls on the shoulders of the oppressed.

But if the U.S. is willing to share the burden of confronting the DPRK, Beijing would be willing to cooperate at a price.

We are not afraid of confronting Ghana".

Instead, his music lifts the weight of black communities alone — a burden he confronts in "FEEL".

Set in a nameless Latin American country, this is an allegory about war and responsibility, confronting the burden of history as hauntingly as this director's films so often have.

Confronting the burden of years of contamination, Chevron's management asserted in its letter last week that, "There is no scientific or medical evidence to support claims of increased cancer risk in the region".

Often families are exhausted by the coordination of the daily care for their child and may therefore experience it as an additional burden to be confronted with an unmanageable number of carers [ 28].

Grabbing the check for once, I confessed that I'd long felt a measure of guilt about the extra burden I'd confronted him with, the added struggle.

This high proportion of walk-in patients seeking non-urgent care demonstrates the burden hospitals are confronted with [ 1- 6].