Sentence examples for burden of organized from inspiring English sources
I can develop my own spiritual life without the burden of organized religion.
Q. Hilarious as it often is, "Alfa Romeo 1300 and Other Miracles" addresses some serious subjects — love, death, alienation, the social burden of organized crime, and the plight of African immigrants in Italy — and ends with a chorus of calls to social action that reads as very heartfelt.
They shared the emotional burden of organizing all the details, going through important papers, etc.
This reduces human error and relieves the burden of organizing data files and executing tools manually.
In addition to nearly half a million dollars lost in unrecoverable production costs and ticket refunds, there was the discrediting of the brand and the burden of explaining the difficulties of organizing such events to disappointed partygoers, said Singh.
Before the overthrow of the government in 1987, Fijian military forces had a largely ceremonial role, though they bore much of the burden of rebuilding and organizing after natural disasters and of civilian development projects.
Moreover, we also found that the burden of operation for organizing task-related information decreased when performing user support service.
Kleinman and Han 38 have written that research is essential to improve the health of populations, to address the global burden of disease, to organize and fund appropriate systems of mental health care, to improve outcomes, and to reduce disability.
Business groups say it would shift the burden to employers; organized labor says it would shift the burden to workers.
On the other hand, repeating a cervical smear carries the risk of missing high-grade lesions (HSILs), increases nonattending rates (noncompliance [ 72]), and increases social and psychological burden of women, directly questioning organized screening programs' (OSPs) credibility.
