Sentence examples for burden of courses from inspiring English sources

Such is the burden of courses placed in tight quarters, and situations like Merion's only further the notion that Augusta National's practice facility is unique, Strange said.

There are good reasons to wonder how readily Americans will assume the Victorian burden, of course.

I've been going from huge relief to deep sadness" — the relief referring only to the lifting of the one-man-app-support burden, of course.

The use of open online courses within the flipped classroom, and blended learning more broadly can reduce the burden of course re-design on instructors and institutions by most-fully utilizing already-existing and free courses.

Monumentalism must carry its own burdens, of course.

The pious plaintiffs in the case seek to redefine a religious burden as anything a religious person might claim as a burden, unless of course they don't like your particular religion (or lack of religion), in which case you are out of luck.

No private eye or deputy inspector is complete these days without a burden (beyond, of course, the crime at hand).

The burden is of course greatest for the family.

This higher reported burden may of course reflect a willingness to report feelings of vulnerability, but it may also reflect not just women's lower average tolerance thresholds for painful stimuli [ 30], but also, as a socially influenced gender-based characteristic, their greater emotional responsiveness [ 31].

Patients may struggle with the expanding array of tasks expected of them and the resulting burdens, which of course occur alongside the demands of everyday life [ 12, 13].

The financial burdens of those courses are immediately obvious if you talk to anybody considering taking one.