Sentence examples for burden of creating from inspiring English sources

The innovator shoulders the burden of creating a market educating consumers to the existence and uses of the product.

A press availability is actively passive; that is, political figures open themselves to general questioning, putting the burden of creating news on the press.

MySpace.com buys Murdoch entry into a new, fast-developing sector of the web that carries neither the burden of creating nor controlling content.

The State Legislature has been so hopeless in trying to draft a new Congressional district map that a panel of federal judges now has the burden of creating one.

Because of the abundance of unpleasant human characters, all of whom lie, cheat and betray one another at the drop of a flounder, the burden of creating an emotional connection with the audience must be borne, ironically, by characters whose humanity has long since evaporated.

Instead, it has seen the village as an adversary and embarked on convoluted initiatives like a "housing fund" without any source of financing and an "inclusionary" zoning law, which would impose the burden of creating affordable housing on developers rather than providing incentives.

The United States should have welcomed the European initiative and increased spending as "a plus for burden sharing" instead of creating friction, he said.

Any assessment of the 44th president has to start with the fact that he took office under an extraordinary burden of problems created by President George W. Bush's ineptness and blind ideology.

The higher future financial burden of daughters creates a power structure that favours sons in household formation.

They indeed concede that the burden of proof created by their review's all-things-considered conclusion is 'modest' given the reviewed literature's limitations 19 and, in their discussion, they reject a key reason given in the reviewed literature for the conclusion that the majority of the reviewed publications draw.

But job cuts might just add to the future burden of benefits by creating more well-rewarded early-retired folk.