Sentence examples for burden of generations from inspiring English sources

At the same time Quebecers are free of "this burden of generations of history," he added.

This means that a learner relieves the burden of generation of sentences by him/herself and is able to concentrate on combining the sentences to make an adequate structure of a problem.

He was a gentle lion of a man who shouldered the burdens of generations with a ready quip and guided his family with a keen light.

It may be a noble ambition to reduce the debt burden of future generations.

Some GPs and PNs do not expect benefits from illuminating the familial character of T2D in ethnic minority groups because of differences in perceived controllability with regard to health and illness, causal attributions, generational conflicts and low literacy: 'The illness burden of first generation migrants might not impress the younger generations.

As demonstrated in previous studies, the burden of VUS generated by next-generation sequencing is a significant issue [ 2, 10, 12].

He said it was "placing a burden on the shoulders of generations" of Shiites, like the one borne by Germans after their leaders "committed massacres against the Jews".

One activist, Mohammed al-Qusairi, said Hezbollah was "placing a burden on the shoulders of generations" of Shiites, like the one borne by Germans after their leaders "committed massacres against the Jews".

To concentrate so much on infections is to add to the health burden of the next generation in what are already the world's poorest, unhealthiest places.

Walking around eight weeks pregnant, I felt the burden of a future generation's uncertainty pressing against my womb.

Legacies are born from the hard work of our ancestors, and it is the burden of our present generation to regain these stories so that they never disappear again.